The country’s pandemic policy has left many of its overseas citizens feeling alienated – a failure to amend election law could cement that
What makes a New Zealander outside of New Zealand? An accent (which can be lost), or a passport (which can be bought)? Is it a set of irrevocable rights, an identity that anyone can claim and no one can question? Or does it depend on how often you go back?
What if you don’t know when you’ll be home again? Continue reading...
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