David White
Eason Diao is a 17-year-old New Zealand citizen, but both his parents are overstayers. His father died and his mother faces deportation.
Thousands of people live in Aotearoa illegally, surviving in a shadow world of cash jobs, without benefits or healthcare. In part two of a three-part series going inside the world of overstayers, National Correspondent Steve Kilgallon examines what keeps them here. A few days before Eason Diao’s 17th birthday, his father, a 62-year-old house painter named Chuanjin Diao, fell from a roof and died. Next month, on his 18th birthday, there’s a very real possibility Diao’s mother, Xianglan Hao, could be deported to her native China.
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Press Release – Bayleys When asked to create a sprawling family residence atop a gently rolling lifestyle block, award-winning architects Biba Boban and Vladamir Cekus delivered this deluxe family home on the western edge of Whanganuis CBD. Created two decades ago the …
When asked to create a sprawling family residence atop a gently rolling lifestyle block, award-winning architects Biba Boban and Vladamir Cekus delivered this deluxe family home on the western edge of Whanganui’s CBD.
Created two decades ago the gargantuan 353sqm (more or less) home occupies a commanding north-facing position on the 1.03ha (more or less) lifestyle block.
“Providing a delightful blank canvas to work with, the large site lent itself to a simple, built form, which when approaching along the sweeping driveway has materialised as a modern home floating above the hillside,” Bayleys Whanganui salesperson Ananda de Koning says.
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