Marcus Beveridge's guest appearances

Marcus Beveridge

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Duncan Garner Today

Tim O'Connor

Lance O'Sullivan

Terry Taylor

Nadia Lim

Peter Reynolds

Lara Greaves

Paul Goulter

Peter Beck

Grant Robertson

David Downs

Chloe Swarbrick

Paul Spoonley

Julie Chapman

Mark Mitchell

Chris Finlayson

OwlTail

Nine years after the offer was made, New Zealand will receive 150 refugees per year who are currently detained off shore in Australia.  That deal will be in place for the next three years, and the refugees will come from the detention centre on Nauru. Managing director at Queen City law Marcus Beveridge joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine years after the offer was made, New Zealand will receive 150 refugees per year who are currently detained off shore in Australia.   That deal will be in place for the next three years, and the refugees will come from the detention centre on Nauru.  Managing director at Queen City law Marcus Beveridge joined Mike Hosking.  LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Marcus Beveridge: Managing director at Queen City law on New Zealand taking 150 refugees a year from Australia

Continuing the conversation on our immigration situation, Duncan asks Managing Director of Queen City Law Marcus Beveridge if we are ready to welcome in more migrant workers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continuing the conversation on our immigration situation, Duncan asks Managing Director of Queen City Law Marcus Beveridge if we are ready to welcome in more migrant workers.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Marcus Beveridge "getting people across the border challenging"

A lawyer backs the claim Government had a hard task deporting the New Lynn ISIS-inspired terrorist.The 32-year-old was shot dead by police who were monitoring him after injuring seven people in a knife attack at Countdown Lynn mall on Friday.Despite the Sri Lankan national being on a terror watch-list the Government struggled to revoke his residency and says it left no stone unturned.According to immigration lawyer Stewart Dalley, Waikato university law professor Al Gillespie and the ACT party, the authorities didn’t need to go through the rigmarole of stripping his refugee status: they could have simply kicked him while he was still a refugee. But Lawyer Marcus Beveridge disagrees, he says, when it comes to refugees the [Immigration] Minister can't boot them out - especially not to their country of origin.He says if they could have proven he'd submitted false documents to obtain his refugee status it would have been possible, but they were too slow.LISTEN ABOVE

A lawyer backs the claim Government had a hard task deporting the New Lynn ISIS-inspired terrorist. The 32-year-old was shot dead by police who were monitoring him after injuring seven people in a knife attack at Countdown Lynn mall on Friday. Despite the Sri Lankan national being on a terror watch-list the Government struggled to revoke his residency and says it left no stone unturned. According to immigration lawyer Stewart Dalley, Waikato university law professor Al Gillespie and the ACT party, the authorities didn’t need to go through the rigmarole of stripping his refugee status: they could have simply kicked him while he was still a refugee.  But Lawyer Marcus Beveridge disagrees, he says, when it comes to refugees the [Immigration] Minister can't boot them out - especially not to their country of origin. He says if they could have proven he'd submitted false documents to obtain his refugee status it would have been possible, but they were too slow. LISTEN ABOVE

Marcus Beveridge: Immigration Minister 'can't boot refugees out'