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Jul 21st, 2008 at 11:19am
 


"The net outflow of people from New Zealand to live permanently or long term (PLT) in Australia reached its highest annual level in 19 years last month.

The net outflow to Australia was 31,900 in the June 2008 year, the highest since 32,000 in the May 1989 year. The June 2007 figure was 25,000.

Last month, the net outflow of migrants to Australia was 2,900, up from 2,200 in June 2007.

Overall PLT departures exceed arrivals by 600 last month, compared to a net outflow of 400 in June 2007. Net inflows of 400 migrants came from the Philippines, 300 from India, and 200 from South Africa, China and Fiji.

When seasonally adjusted, there was a net PLT inflow of 500 people last month, SNZ said.

For the year ended June, there were 85,200 PLT arrivals, an increase of 2500 or 3 per cent from the June 2007 year. In the same period PLT departures were up 7900 or 11 per cent to 80,500.

The net migration figure of 4700 in the June 2008 year was down from 10,100 in the June 2007 year, but above a recent low of 4600 in the February 2008 year."

http://news.theage.com.au/business/nz-outflow-to-australia-at-19year-high-20080721-3ih7.html


So, lots of people leaving NZ to come to Aussie. Nothing new in that.
Also, lots of others going to NZ from phillipines, india, fiji, china and South Africa.
No wonder many people are leaving NZ, it's also always the better ones that leave.
The maori "rights" are pushing the better people out of N. Z.
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"New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says the country's flawed immigration system is responsible for an Auckland crime wave with racial and ethnic undertones.

Speaking to the New Zealand First party convention yesterday, he said his party had warned against the danger of seeing the world through "multiculturalism spectacles".

And he railed against gangs as a visible breakdown of law and order.

Mr Peters pointed to the inner-city deaths in Auckland on Saturday - over which an Iraqi faces charges - and also referred to kidnapping crime in the wake of last week's abduction of 5-year old Xin Xin Ma.

"The crime wave in Auckland is all too real - as are its racial and ethnic undertones.

"There is nothing so antiseptic as the words 'I told you so' but we damned well did and we will go on doing it."

He said the message of the recent anti-crime march of the Asian community in Auckland was that it was not going to be "culturally intimidated" even if others were.


Mr Peters said it was an honest response of the Asian community "but if anyone missed the ethnic dimension of the protest, they are wilfully blind".

He denounced "multiculturalism" as actively promoting every culture "and therein lie the seeds of ethnic strife".

"If we are to all head in a different direction, based on 50 different cultures for our ship of state, no wind will be the right wind.

"Did we come here to build a new country with its own culture, or a resettlement of 50 different cultures from somewhere else?

"[We must] make up our mind. If we are to have a destiny and shared values and a New Zealand way, it is one or the other but it can't be both."

He said his party remained vigilant about the rate of immigration and where New Zealand's future citizens came from.

Mr Peters said NZ gangs had "fused the LA-style gangster culture of drugs and violence with disenfranchised urban Maori and in doing so have bastardised Maori culture". The gangs were the most visible and blatant manifestation of the breakdown in law and order, he said.

"Brazen and cocky, the patched gang members strut and preen themselves in our streets and outside social welfare offices where they pick up their dole."


http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=280&objectid=10522590
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