The Government’s intention to change the independence and the post of Race Relations Commissioner is both short sighted and unnecessary. The Human Rights Amendment Bill
Thousands of men, women and children gathered at the Hagley Park in Christchurch on February 22 to mark the first anniversary of the Earthquake that
I am happy to learn that Indian Newslink readers will be able to read a regular column by Scott Styris, one of our most popular
New Zealand joined Britain, Australia and Canada last month to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II as the British monarch.
The Wellington based New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils (NZFMC) has reacted strongly to a Sunday Star Times report saying that it was not interested
New Zealand Police officials said that the recent arrest of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom ((Born Kim Schmitz) in Auckland was the result of a high-profile
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) confirmed on February 15 that it had commenced a formal investigation into gold and precious metal trading company, Grace Holdings
Fonterra has launched an investigation into the alleged presence of metal objects in it butter, following public complaints. Brands managing director Peter McClure said that
India has the third largest number of Facebook users in the world, according to‘Inside Facebook Gold’s 2011’. Although the number of users, placed at 34.6
A number of Indian universities are keen to examine the efficacies of the New Zealand tertiary education system and study the possibilities of adopting them
Inland Revenue Department (IRD), which disburses and manages Student Loans through StudyLink, has announced a number of changes that would come into effect on April
The drop in the rate of unemployment from 6.6% to 6.3% in the December 2011 quarter signals that the economy is heading in the right
The Indian government is offering two scholarship placements for New Zealanders to pursue education in Indian universities. Administered by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations
The government has established two working groups aiming to improve the quality of Early Childhood Education (ECE). The two groups of eight members each, will
The New Zealand School of Education (NZSE) will be opening its new campus in Manukau in March– our campus is in the old AUT building,
Prime Minister Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama has called on Fiji’s diplomats to assist in promoting the country’s foreign policy based on ideals of fairness and
The Reserve Bank of Fiji has confirmed that a licence has been granted to Bred Bank (Fiji) Limited to operate the country’s newest commercial bank.
Fiji can effectively address shortage of doctors if the ongoing discussions with Indian officials and professional health providers are successful. New Delhi based Fijian High
The smoke signals are plain to see – there will be significant reform of local government in the near future. Those within central government are
Statistical comparisons of macro economies could be onerous and misleading, resulting in inaccurate and incorrect picture of realities, Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) Governor
New rules targeting US tax evaders are expected to significantly affect the New Zealand financial services industry. The release of the ‘Foreign Account Tax Compliant
The KiwiSaver scheme could accrue enhanced value to all stakeholders with better management based on demographics and gender, an expert has said. According to Massey
Employers who encourage their staff to improve their performance and actively promote their career development could qualify for an Award, launched by the Equal Employment
The Office of Ethnic Affairs may have pressed the false alarm button in cautioning the new Ethnic Affairs minister (Judith Collins) against ‘a possible demand
The National government has signalled its intention to do away with the office of Race Relations Commissioner, although the duties of the incumbent may be
The National government has signalled its intention to do away with the office of Race Relations Commissioner, although the duties of the incumbent may be
With the fall of Murdoch Media Empire and Wikileaks scandal, the concept of free media has taken near fatal hit. With recent developments in mainstream
With the fall of Murdoch Media Empire and Wikileaks scandal, the concept of free media has taken near fatal hit. With recent developments in mainstream
In the lead up to the recent Uttar Pradesh elections in India, the issue that caught the attention of most people was the emergence of
In the lead up to the recent Uttar Pradesh elections in India, the issue that caught the attention of most people was the emergence of
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