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  1. Nope bill them, they can’t even be bothered giving them an invoice. Sorry tertiary students and beneficiaries in NZ don’t get amnesty so not sure why global travellers should.

  2. In what sense was using MIQ an event beyond their control? I thought it was free for everyone other than non-citizens/PR, people returning for less than 3 months and people who left New Zealand after a particular date (well after the start of the pandemic). No New Zealander who was stranded overseas by the outbreak of Covid has been charged as far as I know.

  3. Apparently it’s the ‘kind’ and fair thing to do @Martyn. Got to keep all the figures tickety boo in their various cost centre slots
    Meanwhile, another immigrant suicide yesterday in this kind and transformational society

  4. Why burden tax payers with MIQ debt, it is an easy fix if and when you come home you will not be able to leave with paying up the same as those with student debt were treated. It took me seven years to pay my student loan and being Maori and a women it took me two years to get a decent job as racism and discrimination was rife and still is in our country.

    1. I can’t condone that type of policy being adopted wholeheartedly because things are good and getting better and I’m not willing to give more control to you, the government or the wallstreet crowd.

  5. Sounds like a hangover that hasn’t gotten the attention it needs yet… But is getting it now, hopefully.. I notice the herald still trying to faithfully do their work for their true masters, regardless how utterly facile those “masters” be… “Chase ’em down, make ’em pay.. probably all labour voters anyway”.. Yepsirree, some things never change, no matter how long I stay away..

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