New Zealand immigration hits an all-time high as movement surges following pandemic lull
- New Zealand's immigration numbers have reached a record high of 225,000, resulting in employers being able to fill jobs but also putting pressure on the housing market.
- The surge in immigration is seen as a relief to employers who struggled to find skilled workers last year. However, economists are concerned about the strain on resources, including the need for tens of thousands of homes.
- Many New Zealand citizens have been lured to Australia with promises of better pay, resulting in a net loss of nearly 43,000 citizens. This loss of skilled individuals is worrying for the country.
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