The Government’s KiwiSaver Scheme appears to be gaining popularity among employers and employees, with more than 1.6 million people enrolled as at the end of
Waikanae resident Ian Victor Petersen would have plenty of time to realise the folly of his actions in prison to which the Wellington District Court
While New Zealanders may have felt somewhat ‘comfortable’ about the use of nuclear energy as a source of electricity in recent years, the Earthquake in
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is currently investigating the affairs of the defunct insurance broking company Herbert Insurance Group (HIG). The Company went into receivership
That is a million-dollar question every investor asks and hopes to ‘get the right answer by getting everything right.’ Commercial property entails long-term investment with
The Arab Spring uprisings spread to New Delhi where one million protesters massed at Rajpath. The gathering is generally peaceful until pandemonium broke out later
We have amidst us people involved in sports, show business and doing ordinary things but our Model of the Fortnight Leah Kathryn Bruce has interests
The Bay of Plenty Rotorua Indian Association will mark its Platinum Jubilee in a festive atmosphere on April 30, 2011. Association President Shashi Patel said
My love for Indian Weddings started my passionate affair with Weddings and Photography. These two words alone really excite me, and hence marrying them came
In all the years that we have known her, Neha Sandhu nee Bhatia has been an ever-smiling and ever-friendly young woman, whose mellifluous voice has
Members of the Tamil community in Auckland are mourning the sudden and untimely death of 11-year-old Sahana Indran on March 22 after a brief illness.
If you are an actor, dancer or someone with a penchant for theatre, you could be a candidate for inclusion in a Dance Drama scheduled
Residents of the Greater Auckland and Wellington regions will have a rare opportunity of witnessing a flute concert by one of the foremost artistes from
Artificial Insemination, Child Abuse and Homosexuality are issues that Indians loathe to discuss in public; worse, they dismiss these as non-issues, just like some members
A Charity Golf Tournament held at the Maungakiekie Golf Club in Mt Roskill on March 20 witnessed over 80 enthusiastic golfers turn up to support
India beat the defending Champions Australia in the ICC World Cup Cricket match held at Motera (Moheli, Punjab) stadium by five wickets to get to
One of the most significant aspects of Indian Weddings is that it brings together members of the community, irrespective of their political, religious or social
Indians are often ‘accused’ of being either too traditional (wedded to outmoded customs and practices) or too modern (with little respect for social and moral
When Azad Sheikh arrived in New Zealand from his native Fiji in 1992, the only thing he knew about Mobil was that it was a
While there are many images around Auckland reminding us that we are now living in a society made up of a large number of different
The management and staff of Indian Newslink extend their best wishes to readers, advertisers, contributors, well-wishers and others on the occasion of Baisakhi and sincerely
One of the greatest attributes of the Sikh community is the enthusiasm and religious fervour displayed by its members to mark events and festivals of
April is considered a special month by most countries around the world and contrary to popular belief it must be etched as a ‘period of
Kabbadi is the ‘Real Sport’ of South Asia. We can all boast about watching Rugby and Rugby League but how many of us actually understand
Infuriated by the growing number of rogue agents victimising students going overseas for higher education, the Indian Government is considering a licensing regime that is
New Zealand has named former Military Chief Lieutenant General Jerry Mateparae as the next Governor-General making him only the second Maori to hold the high
The devastating Earthquakes in Christchurch and in several parts of Japan and the tsunami have left hundreds dead and injured. There was panic among many
The Earthquake at 12.51pm on February 22 has changed the face of Christchurch forever and left a community in shock. To lose so many people
You may be forgiven for assuming that every hotel that survived the devastating earthquake in Christchurch on February 22 would have made the best use
The earthquake in Christchurch, according to an eyewitness account by Labour MP Dr Ashraf Chaudhary, destroyed many places of worship frequented by members of the
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