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NICHOLAS & THÉRÈSE

- You’re Invited to Celebrate the Wedding of -

To occur on New Year’s Eve, 3 o’clock Wednesday the 31st December, 2014Ceremony at San Antonio Church, followed by Merriment at

Foxglove Ballroom, Wellington Waterfront.

For those of you who are interested, we are providing transport from Foxglove to Eastbourne, where the ceremony will be held. A double-decker bus will be leaving Foxglove at 2pm out to the

Church. After the ceremony, and a few photos to commorate our special day have been taken, the returning journey will take place

from Day’s Bay with beer or wine in hand back to Foxglove.

The Bus will take you from the Church to the Ferry wharf- so heels needn’t be a worry!

As spaces are limited, please let us know of you would prefer to take the bus, ferry or make your own way to our special day within

your RSVP.

Whilst it’s your presence alone we look forward to, if you would like to make a gift to the newlyweds, please see the URL to the right for

registry details.

We’re looking forward to celebrating our special day with you!

Nicholas & Thérèse

www.mildredandco.com

Registry details and information regarding

honeymoon contributionscan be found at:

RSVP

San Antonio Church78 Oroua St,Eastbourne

CEREMONY

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RECEPTION & MERRIMENT

The Foxglove Ballroom33 Queen’s Wharf,

Jervois Quay,Wellington

(at the back & above One Red Dog).

REGISTRY

Please RSVP by the 31st of November, 2014.

RSVP to: [email protected]

Note: in order to reserve a place on the Bus & Ferry,

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Nicholas & Therese — Wedding InvitationsStills and art files for Nick and Therese’s Wedding Invitations. The brief specified a tailored invitation that represented both individuals whilst expressing

meeting in unity - expressed in the meeting of the two names in the centre of the invitation. This graphic device also invites the viewer to see the body of the invitation, as this is hidden from plain view until the

card is opened out. The front panels can also be folded backwards, thus displaying the important RSVP and direction information. Gold foiling adds flair and class to the names of the betrothed and the main message.

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You’re invited to celebrate the wedding of

3 o’clock Wednesday 31st December 2014 at San Antonio Church Eastbourne.

For those of you who are interested we are providing transport from Foxglove to Eastbourne. A double decker bus with the groom on

board will be leaving Foxglove at 2pm out to the church. . After the ceremony, and a few photos have happened, the returning journey will take place on the ferry from Day’s Bay with wine or beer in hand back to Foxglove. (The bus will take you from the church to the ferry wharf,

so heels needn’t be a worry).

As seats are limited could you please let us know if you would like to take the bus and ferry by 31/11/2014. If you would prefer to make your

own way to the ceremony and reception the address for each can be found below:

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Nicholas & Therese — Wedding InvitationsOpened invitation - while the main focus is on the formal details, important address and RSVP information is clearly listed in an attractive way.

Jess & Rob — Save the Date InvitationsThe brief for this project was to create an attractive and clearly understood ‘Save the Date’ invitation, before the formal invitations for the client’s Wedding had been sent out. Photography services were also provided, requiring a flexible approach given one of the models was a puppy only a few weeks old!

The photo shoot was timed to capture the Wellington sunset, to provide some warmth to the images.

Jess & Rob — various imagesImages taken during photoshoot.

Jess & Rob — Save the Date Invitation (above)Final art file for print. The invitation had a magnet attached to the back for ease of use.

Day’s Events~ A run-down of the Big Day ~

Journey to Reception*

Arrive at Church The Ceremony

Fun & Games

Photo TimeSpeeches

First Dance

Send off the Newlyweds

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5.00Dinner is Served

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*Estimated times only. Reception at Rossendales, 100 Old Tai Tapu Road, Christchurch.

Wishing WellWE’VE BEEN TOGETHER QUITE A WHILE,

WITH ALL OUR POTS AND PANS

AND AS WE DON’T NEED HOMELY GIFTS,WE HAVE ANOTHER PLAN!

WE KNOW ITS NOT TRADITIONAL AND NOT THE WAY ITS DONE

BUT RATHER THAN A WEDDING LISTWE’D LOVE A BIT OF SUN!

SO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A GIFTAND SEND US ON OUR WAY

A DONATION TO OUR HONEYMOONWOULD REALLY MAKE OUR DAY!

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RSVP

YOU IN?

YES, OF COURSE!

NO, BUT I HAVE A REALLY GOOD EXCUSE.

Please RSVP by the 3rd of January, 2015.

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Jess & Rob — Formal Invitation Inserts The work pictured below and to the right forms part of the Formal Invitations that were produced for Jess and Rob, following the Save the Date magnet invitations shown on the previous page.

These had to provide a lot of detail in terms of addresses, registry information and the schedule for the day, hence my decision to illustrate some of this information via an infographic (right). This also assisted the venue staff in their preparations for the day.

Adopting a crisp 2D style in the couple’s Wedding colours proved a valuable solution, and some of the artwork was repeated in part for packaging of Party Favours and the Seating Chart.

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MBIE is addressing affordability by increasing the supply of houses:

Goal percentage increase to housing and construction sector productivity in New Zealand (Productivity Partnership).

new homes (Auckland)

Upper HuttLower Hutt

Christchurch

Queenstown- Lakes

Auckland

Tauranga

Western Bay of Plenty

Kapiti CoastPorirua

Wellington

Real house prices doubled between 2001-2007.

$466,020average house value 2013.

30% higherCost of building materials

FIGURES AS AT MAY 2014

Underperforming construction sectorgenerated $34 per hour worked in 2010, $14 less than NZ average. (Construction Sector report).

21,288new residential building consents granted in 2013.

Increasing the efficiency and consistency of the overall decision making system used to grant building consents.

National building consenting system

80%

61%

62%

91%

60%

62%

65%

51%

54%

59%

Due to new import measures, temporary tariff concessions scheme and suspension of antidumping Duties.

savings75m +

What we’re dealing with:

10,000 below 2004 peak.

compared to Australia (Productivity Commission).

39,000

Auckland Housing Accord targeting 39,000 new homes.

by 2020

20%

More Housing Accords in development in Wellington, Tauranga and Queenstown. $1300

$1800

Increase real household income 40% by 2025

Christchurch Housing Accordinvesting $75m into affordable homes.

4,700estimated number of extra rental homes needed in Christchurch to meet current demand.

12,000homes lost In the Canterbury earthquakes.

1.5 m

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Pop 2013

Population growth in the Auckland region.

(Budget sensitive - embargoed).

2025

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from a median $1300 to $1800 a week.

A well-functioning housing market is essential to the availability of affordable, suitable homes, a productive economy and societal wellbeing.

MBIE’s target is to reach a lower ratio of housing costs to income.

Affordable housing: An MBIE target

Percentage of the median weekly take-home pay it takes to cover a mortgage on a median-priced home in 10 NZ districts.

LICENSED IMMIGRATION ADVISERS

YOUR GUIDE TO

Anyone providing New Zealand immigration advice in or outside New Zealand must be licensed by the Immigration Advisers Authority, unless exempt.

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‘AUFAUFAUTUATAU FEMALAGA‘IGAUA LAISENEINA

LAU TA‘IALA I LE

O so o se tasi na te tu‘uina atu ni fautuaga i totonu po o fafo o Niu Sila e tatau ona laiseneina e le Immigration Advisers Authority (O e Pulea le ‘Aufaufautua tau Femalaga‘iga), se i vaganā ai ua lē a‘afia ai.

SAMOAN

O e silafiaina se tasi o lo o avatuina ni fautuaga aga‘i i femalaga‘iga e aunoa ma se laisene?

O e silafiaina se tasi o lo o avatuina ni fautuaga aga‘i i femalaga‘iga e

aunoa ma se laisene?

O le Immigration Advisers Authority fo‘i latou te lagolagoina ma puipuia manaoga o tagata o lo o taliaina fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga.

E MAFAI ONA MATOU FESOASOANI I A TE ‘OE:

• e sa‘ili se ‘aufaufautua tau femalaga‘iga ua laiseneina

• ina ia e malamalama pe fa‘apefea ona avea sē tasi ma faufautua ua laiseneina

• pe a fai na e mauaina ni fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga ua lē talafeagai.

E LĒ MAFAI ONA MATOU

• tu‘uina atu ni fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga

• fa‘asili atu se tasi faufautua i lo se i si faufautua.

FESO‘OTA‘IGA

Immigration Advisers Authority [email protected] 0508 422 422 (e lē totogia mai NZ) +64 9 925 3838 (fafo atu o NZ) www.iaa.govt.nz

O tagata e lē o a‘afia ai e lē mana‘omiaina le i ai o se laisene latou te tu‘uina atu ai ni faufautuaga. O nisi o nei tagata e lē a‘afia ai:

LŌIA NIU SILA

O lōia Niu Sila e mafai ona latou tu‘uina atu ni fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga e aunoa ma se laisene pe a fai o lo o latou ‘umiaina se tusipasi o lo o fa‘aaogāina mai le Sosaiete o Lōia i Niu Sila (New Zealand Law Society) e fa‘atino ai latou galuega. Sa‘ili se lōia i le: www.nzls.org.nz.

LĀLĀ TAU A‘OA‘OGA I FAFO ATU O NIU SILA

O lālā tau a‘oa‘oga i fafo atu o Niu Sila e ono avatuina ni fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga i visa o tamaiti a‘oga e aunoa ma se laisene ae e tatau ona laiseneina ina ia tu‘uina atu ni fautuaga mo i si itu‘aiga visa.

O lālā tau a‘oa‘oga i Niu Sila e tatau ona laiseneina e tu‘uina atu ni fautuaga tau femalaga‘iga i so o se itu‘aiga visa.

IMMIGRATION NEW ZEALAND

O le Immigration New Zealand e mafai ona fesoasoani atu ia te oe i le sa‘iliina o pepa talosaga ma ta‘iala mo le talosagaina o visa, i luga o le initaneti i le www.immigration.govt.nz.

Mo se lisi ‘atoa o ē e lē a‘afia asiasi i le www.iaa.govt.nz.

Tagata e lē o a‘afia ai

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Benefits of using a licensed adviser

If you need immigration advice, licensed advisers have specialist expertise. They have met competency standards and follow a professional code of conduct.

THE CODE OF CONDUCT REQUIRES ADVISERS TO:

• be honest, professional and respectful

• provide you with ongoing timely updates

• charge fees that are fair and reasonable.

LICENSED ADVISERS CAN HELP YOU:

• explore all your visa options and choose the right visa

• prepare your visa application

• settle in New Zealand

• assess whether you can appeal a declined visa

• assess your options if you are in New Zealand unlawfully.

FEES AND SERVICES

Licensed advisers vary in expertise, the fees they charge and the level of service they offer. You may wish to speak to several advisers before deciding which one best meets your needs.

Need immigration help?Pick up a copy of Your Guide to Licensed Immigration Advisers

Find out:• the benefits of using a licensed adviser • how to find a licensed adviser• the risks of using a person who is not licensed or exempt.

For more information visit the Immigration Advisers Authority website: www.iaa.govt.nz.

Call: 0508 422 422 free from New Zealand or + 64 9 925 3838 from outside New Zealand.

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Check if a person is licensed at www.iaa.govt.nz.

BE IN TO WIN AN IPAD MINIFill in the form below to win an iPad Mini.We give one away daily, at each Expo!

Country of birth

First name

Last name

Email

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1. By entering the competition, entrants agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.

2. The competition commences on 15 March 2014 and closes 23 March 2014.

3. TO ENTER: No purchase is necessary.4. [Entries must be received by 5:00pm UK time on

the last day of each promotional period (specified in table)].

5. THE PRIZE: There is one iPad Mini 32 GB being given away on each of the 5 days an Expo is held.

6. The winners will be drawn for each promotional period as listed in the table, from all valid entries received by 23 March 2014 and notified by email as per the dates specified. Winners must respond to that email within 7 calendar days of the notification email being sent.

7. If a winner does not provide such response within 7 calendar days, or Immigration New Zealand is not satisfied that the winner meets the qualification criteria, the prize is automatically forfeited. Any forfeited or unclaimed prize will be redrawn and these terms and conditions will apply accordingly.

8. No cash or credit alternatives are available. 9. Employees and immediate families of the Ministry

of Business, Innovation and Employment and Working In are ineligible to enter. Immigration New Zealand reserves the right to verify the validity of entries.

10. The winners name(s) will be made available on request in writing to Immigration New Zealand, Settlement, Protection and Attraction, PO Box 3705, Wellington, New Zealand by 30 June 2014.

11. The prize draw will be governed by New Zealand law. Immigration New Zealand’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

12. The main promoter of this competition is Immigration New Zealand, a part of the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment, PO Box 3705, Wellington, New Zealand. Immigration New Zealand may terminate, modify or suspend or this promotion, or these terms and conditions, without notice.

15 March 2014

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23 March 2014

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24 March 2014

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18 March 2014

24 March 2014

Promotional Period Date of Notification

Terms and Conditions

1) Which country(s) are you thinking of moving to?

New Zealand

Canada

Australia

Other

2) What factors influence your decision on what country to move to? (e.g. lifestyle, jobs, language)

3) Do you intend to move on a temporary or permanent basis?

Temporary

Permanent

4) What stage are you at in your move?

Undecided on moving

Want to move but undecided on what country

Moving to a country other than NZ (please specify which country)

Want to move to NZ but unsure when

Moving to NZ in next 3 months



5) Are you moving with family?

Single

Couple

Couple with chidren

Single with children

6) What is your occupation?

7) What age group do you fit into?

< 30

31-55

>56

8) What is your citizenship?

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Very Likely 1 2 3 4 5 Unlikely

b. How likely are you to move to NZ after attending this seminar? (circle a number on the scale)


c. If there is a change, why?

10) Information from this seminar will help me find a job ( cirlce a number on the scale)

Agree 1 2 3 4 5 Disagree

11) This seminar provided useful information about visas for NZ (cirlce a number on the scale)

Agree 1 2 3 4 5 Disagree

12) How likely are you to visit www.newzealandnow.govt.nz? (circle a number on the scale)


13) What visa do you believe is best for you?

Working holiday visa

Temporary work visa

Work to residence visa

Skilled Migrant Residence visa

Other

14) Any other comments?

Immigration ONLINE - Student

International students wanting to study inNew Zealand will soon be able to complete and submit their visa application online.

• Immigration ONLINE - Student will be available from around mid-2014. It will allow online applications from full fee-paying students, scholarship students, exchange students and English language students.

• Later this year, improvements to Immigration ONLINE-Student will allow agents to submit online applications on behalf of their student clients.

International students will be the first customers able to apply for a visa on Immigration New Zealand’s new technology platform known as Immigration ONLINE.

• Immigration ONLINE will improve customer service and achieve better immigration outcomes for New Zealand.

• Immigration ONLINE services will be rolled out progressively during the next two years.

• Eventually, Immigration ONLINE will make the full visa process – from application, through processing to final decision – available online for most visa applicants. This will include uploading passport details and other documents, and access by selected third parties who represent clients, such as education agents.

Information for education agents and providers

Immigration New Zealand wants to continue working with you.

• INZ values the work of education agents in bringing skilled and talented students to study in New Zealand. We want this relationship to continue.

• INZ regards education agents and education providers as partners in our business.

April 2014

Why the delay between introducing Immigration ONLINE - Student and allowing education agents to apply on behalf of a student?

Immigration ONLINE - Student is expected to become available in the second quarter of 2014, though ‘apply on behalf’ is not expected until late 2014. This is because more time is needed to develop and test the ‘apply on behalf’ service before introducing it.

Can agents or providers help students fill out an online application before ‘apply on behalf’ is available?

Yes, though the student must still complete the form and the declaration at the end of it.

When ‘apply on behalf’ is introduced, will students be able to complete the form but allow agents or providers access to check, amend and submit the form to Immigration New Zealand?

The details of ‘apply on behalf’ are still being worked out, but just like paper forms it will be important that the form is not altered without the applicant’s knowledge before it is submitted.

When and how will education agents be able to create their own accounts on an Immigration ONLINE portal?

Full third party access through online portals is not scheduled until 2015. Third parties such as education agents will need to register with Immigration ONLINE once third party access becomes available. Once registered, third parties will be able to access their own accounts. Registration requirements are yet to be developed. After registering and creating their accounts, third parties will be able to access their client records through these accounts. Details are still being developed.

Will it be possible for education agents to both lodge and track online applications?

The ability to track applications would form part of a wider suite of third party services, known as ‘portals’ – development of portals has not yet started.

Will offshore student agents be able to submit applications through their own portal?

Both offshore and onshore-based agents will have third party access when portals become available.

Will agents still have direct access to case officers?

Nothing about how the applications are processed, including contact between agents and case officers, will change as part of the rollout of online forms. The main change is to the way applications are made (i.e. online), not how they are handled once received by Immigration New Zealand.

Will online applications become compulsory?

No – all current methods of making student visa applications will remain available, including paper applications.

Immigration ONLINE - Student Questions and answers for education agents and providers

April 2014

March 2014

Temporary Migrants as Vulnerable Workers: A literature review

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Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Hīkina Whakatutuki Lifting to make successful

MBIE develops and delivers policy, services, advice and regulation to support economic growth and the prosperity and wellbeing of New Zealanders.

MBIE combines the former Ministries of Economic Development, Science + Innovation, and the Departments of Labour, and Building and Housing.

ISBN: 9780478417739 (online) March 2014

© Crown Copyright 2014

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment PO Box 3705 Wellington New Zealand www.dol.govt.nz www.mbie.govt.nz

Disclaimer

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has made every effort to ensure that the information contained in this report is reliable, but makes no guarantee of its accuracy or completeness and does not accept any liability for any errors. The information and opinions contained in this report are not intended to be used as a basis for commercial decisions and the Ministry accepts no liability for any decisions made in reliance on them. The Ministry may change, add to, delete from, or otherwise amend the contents of this report at any time without notice.

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CRICKET WORLD CUP 2015 MATCH SCHEDULE

Day Date Pool Match City Country Time (NZ)

SAT 14 Feb A Sri Lanka v New Zealand Christchurch NZ 11.00am

SAT 14 Feb A England v Australia Melbourne AUS 4.30pm

SUN 15 Feb B South Africa v Zimbabwe Hamilton NZ 2.00pm

SUN 15 Feb B India v Pakistan Adelaide AUS 4.30pm

MON 16 Feb B West Indies v Ireland Nelson NZ 11.00am

TUES 17 Feb A New Zealand v Scotland Dunedin NZ 11.00am

WED 18 Feb A Bangladesh v Afganistan Canberra AUS 4.30pm

THUR 19 Feb B Zimbabwe v United Arab Emirates Nelson NZ 11.00am

FRI 20 Feb A England v New Zealand Wellington NZ 2.00pm

SAT 21 Feb B Pakistan v West Indies Christchurch NZ 11.00am

SAT 21 Feb A Australia v Bangladesh Brisbane AUS 4.30pm

SUN 22 Feb A Sri Lanka v Afganistan Dunedin NZ 11.00am

SUN 22 Feb B South Africa v India Melbourne AUS 4.30pm

MON 23 Feb A England v Scotland Christchurch NZ 11.00am

TUES 24 Feb B West Indies v Zimbabwe Canberra AUS 4.30pm

WED 25 Feb B Ireland v United Arab Emirates Brisbane AUS 4.30pm

THUR 26 Feb A Afganistan v Scotland Dunedin NZ 11.00am

THUR 26 Feb A Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Melbourne AUS 4.30pm

FRI 27 Feb B South Africa v West Indies Sydney AUS 4.30pm

SAT 28 Feb A Australia v New Zealand Auckland NZ 2.00pm

SAT 28 Feb B India v United Arab Emirates Perth AUS 7.30pm

SUN 1 Mar A England v Sri Lanka Wellington NZ 11.00am

SUN 1 Mar B Pakistan v Zimbabwe Brisbane AUS 4.30pm

TUES 3 Mar B South Africa v Ireland Canberra AUS 4.30pm

WED 4 Mar B Pakistan v United Arab Emirates Napier NZ 2.00pm

WED 4 Mar A Australia v Afganistan Perth AUS 7.30pm

THUR 5 Mar A Bangladesh v Scotland Nelson NZ 11.00am

FRI 6 Mar B India v West Indies Perth AUS 7.30pm

SAT 7 Mar B South Africa v Pakistan Auckland NZ 2.00pm

SAT 7 Mar B Zimbabwe v Ireland Hobart AUS 4.30pm

SUN 8 Mar A New Zealand v Afganistan Napier NZ 11.00am

SUN 8 Mar A Australia v Sri Lanka Sydney AUS 4.30pm

MON 9 Mar A England v Bangladesh Adelaide AUS 4.30pm

TUES 10 Mar B India v Ireland Hamilton NZ 2.00pm

WED 11 Mar A Sri Lanka v Scotland Hobart AUS 4.30pm

THUR 12 Mar B South Africa v United Arab Emirates Wellington NZ 2.00pm

FRI 13 Mar A Bangladesh v New Zealand Hamilton NZ 2.00pm

FRI 13 Mar A England v Afganistan Sydney AUS 4.30pm

SAT 14 Mar B India v Zimbabwe Auckland NZ 2.00pm

SAT 14 Mar A Australia v Scotland Hobart AUS 4.30pm

SUN 15 Mar B West Indies v United Arab Emirates Napier NZ 11.00am

SUN 15 Mar B Pakistan v Ireland Adelaide AUS 4.30pm

WED 18 Mar KO QUARTER FINAL 1 Sydney AUS 4.30pm

THUR 19 Mar KO QUARTER FINAL 2 Melbourne AUS 4.30pm

FRI 20 Mar KO QUARTER FINAL 3 Adelaide AUS 4.30pm

SAT 21 Mar KO QUARTER FINAL 4 Wellington NZ 2.00pm

TUES 24 Mar KO SEMI FINAL 1 Auckland NZ 2.00pm

THUR 26 Mar KO SEMI FINAL 2 Sydney AUS 4.30pm

SUN 29 Mar KO FINAL Melbourne AUS 4.30pm

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