Namaste New Zealand (18) - Series Two, Episode 10

I've worked with individuals who were horrifically exploited: you know, a room no bigger than a single bed, no ventilation, health issues that followed, payment that was below the minimum wage. That was an issue that I was incredibly passionate about, to bring in some change. I believed we were seeing the tip of the iceberg in the media...

– Labour politician Priyanka Radhakrishnan on her work with exploited immigrants in New Zealand

I didn't want to sell at a high price because my basic plan was...I entered this market to bring the price down. Aand if I can make custom-made for a reasonable price, then why not?

– Rakesh Jaiswal on his Auckland tailoring business, where the clothes are handmade in Calcutta

...You know the raw diamond? They just polish it, and it's up to us how we shine outside

– Award-winning student Chetna Patel on studying at Auckland restaurant school PBRS

We've got a good graduation rate in terms of completing the courses and so forth https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/dear-murderer-full-series-2017- , like 98 per cent completion rate, it's very high. It's because we do provide that kind of pastoral care and that kind of academic support, English language support, that really helps the students succeed.

– Professional Business and Restaurant School Principal Parks White on the success rate of their hospitality training institute