New Zealand Police is keen to recruit more people of Asian origin as sworn officers to reflect the growing ethnic diversity in the Country’s population,
Sir Anand Satyanand will retire in August after completing five years as our Governor General. As the Representative of Queen Elizabeth II and the people,
If you need a visa to visit India, visit the Indian High Commission website (www.hicomind.org.nz) and complete the application form online. The Wellington based Diplomatic
The Poultry industry desperately needs major reforms. Presently, 88% of the roughly 3.5 million egg-producing Hens in New Zealand lead a miserable life in tiny
In response to requests from customers in New Zealand’s Indian community, 2 Degrees has developed a special Talk Pack specifically for calling India. The ‘India120
“I died twice and became the Mayor of Auckland City. I know what it is to come back from the dead and win,” Len Brown
The nuclear developments in Germany over the past fortnight on the heels of the Fukushima crisis have grave implications for India. German Chancellor Angela Merkel
An Endoscopic Tower will shortly make its way to Lautoka Hospital in Fiji to help medical practitioners provide faster and better quality healthcare to the
A growing number of businesspersons of Indian origin believe that the free Workshops being held as part of the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA)
People in the Indian community are working hard and doing everything they should do, but they just cannot get ahead. Prices are rising much faster
Governments should stop meddling with savings schemes and going back on promises made by previous regimes. The Labour Government introduced a savings scheme in the
This year’s Budget was National’s third and a very important part of our on-going plan to rebalance the economy towards savings and productive investment. We
The recently held State elections in India and the Parliamentary elections in Canada indicate the ‘perils of rule by majority.’ In Canada, the incumbent Conservative
If there is one issue (other than increasing their salaries and perks), that would prompt our politicians to close ranks and voice their support in
Over the past two years, New Zealand has been experiencing the worst recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. We rely heavily in high
Indian students in New Zealand enjoy better physical and mental health compared to their Asian and European counterparts, a Survey has revealed. But it also
How does a potential student wade through a plethora of Private Training Institutes (PTEs) to select one that not only meets his or her academic
For those whose top priority is launching a career, private training provider New Zealand Management Academies (NZMA) is the ideal place to study. NZMA’s School
A New Zealand educational institution is currently developing a Course for Immigration Advisers for delivery from next year. The Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) signed a
If you a Person of Indian Origin (but not a Non-Resident Indian holding an Indian Passport) in the 18-26 age group, keen to see India
If scholarships create opportunities to learn and if learning leads to advanced research and achievements, we can then expect a neuroscientist, a public health specialist
Economists and social commentators in the US are wondering whether higher education has become a new ‘bubble,’ with many people accumulating large amounts of debt
Recent political developments in Fiji following the defection of Lt Col Tevita Uluilakeba Mara to Tonga has stirred observers, eager to see its impact on
With the financial crisis forcing governments around the world to tighten their belts, the call for welfare reform is growing stronger. In Australia, teenage parents
The Independent Legal Services Commission in Fiji has caused a tsunami of surprises pronouncing guilty verdicts on senior members of the legal fraternity. Former Fiji
National’s Budget 2011 sets out the next steps of the Government’s programme to build faster growth, increase national savings and create sustainable jobs built on
The combined impact of the Christchurch rebuild, high commodity prices and the proposed sell down of a minority stake in certain SOEs have provided the
Budget 2011 can be characterised as “cautious and safe,” with most announcements generally pointing in the right direction of reducing Government expenditure and debt. However
Benefits of mixed ownership The Government owns about $220 billion of assets, and expects to invest another $34 billion over the next five years. In
Budget 2011 signifies a further step in the Government’s ‘sinking-lid’ approach to stemming a decade long trend of expenditure increasing relative to GDP. The Government’s
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