Reforms reaffirm Fiji’s tryst with democracy
The long cherished dream of Fijians to experience and enjoy the true tenets of democracy would be realised if the constitutional reforms being pursued by
The long cherished dream of Fijians to experience and enjoy the true tenets of democracy would be realised if the constitutional reforms being pursued by
Welfare reform is an important pillar of National’s plan for a brighter future for all New Zealanders. We campaigned very strongly on this at the
The Hamilton High Court will sentence next month Davesh Sharma, who faces charges of murdering his wife Ranjeeta. As reported in this column (Indian Newslink,
We are proud to announce that BNZ Partners has confirmed Title Sponsorship of the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) again this year. In announcing
Last fortnight, Prime Minister John Key, Trade Minister Tim Groser and I attended the 10th anniversary of BAPS Swaminarayan Sansthan in Auckland. In his address,
Refugees arriving in New Zealand expect better settlement procedures and a more sympathetic attitude of the governmnet in allowing their families to migrate to this
The Rights of Children should not only be protected but also included in New Zealand’s law, an expert has said. Professor Paul Hunt, a New
Last year New Zealanders voted to retain the current Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) voting system on the understanding that the Electoral Commission would carry out
Kevin Rudd, who recently resigned as Australian foreign minister is a political paradox and an enigma. He resigned following a Labour Party caucus ballot, reinforcing
It is not often that a bank robbery becomes a political issue. That is the paradox of politics. Five robbers from Bihar, who robbed two
For exhausted Cantabrians, the various words expressed from around the country over the past year have had a hollow ring. There is little that can
The government will present plans this year to trial a new type of school. Charter schools, like those already running in the US, and being
Massey High School and Unitec Institute of Technology have jointly established a Trades Academy to offer vocational training to secondary students. Stated to be the
A business event in Auckland turned out to be a major challenge for finance minister Bill English as he was repeatedly questioned on issues relating
There are still places left for those wishing to attend the Fiji Dual Citizenship Seminar due to be held at the Novotel Auckland in Ellerslie
February 19, 2012 will be marked in the national calendar as the ‘Day of Peace and Tranquillity’ as the Art of Living Foundation New Zealand
You have just sold a property. Have you checked to see if there are any tax implications? Even the sale of your private home could
One of the distinct advantages of dealing with major Indian banks that are fully owned by the Indian government is the security and safety that
Counterfeiting continues to be a problem in New Zealand, with the NZ Customs regularly intercepting shipments of counterfeit and pirated goods destined for the local
While every company strives to enhance productivity, customer satisfaction and profitability, the way to achieve the objectives differs between organisations, regions and countries. In the
There would be an extra day in the year (in addition to announced public holidays) when all offices and stores of BNZ would down their
Two decisions of the National-led government over the last few weeks have raised serious concerns about its understanding of the interests of ethnic communities and
“In treasured memories of the past and during the days to come, we remember them.” The above was among the prayers recited at the special
Before leaving the government and politics last year, the then Justice Minister Simon Power initiated a review of the New Zealand Family Court. Kerry Bevin,
The plight of mothers like Merilyn McAuslin, who was forced to give up her baby for adoption, gives the government a timely opportunity to address
The multi-million dollar Temple for Shirdi Sai Baba has been marking significant milestones in its impressive journey and if the public response to the Bhoomi
When teenager Visalini Gunathas takes to the stage at the end of the month to present her Arangetram in Bharata Natyam, she would not only
Hinduism, with its origins in the Indus valley, dating back to Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa or even earlier, spread its wings to neighbouring countries including Siam,
Traditionally Easter has been a time for the Christian community in Fiji to indulge in prayers and in solemn religious activities. Indo-Fijians of Hindu, Sikh
Recently the Auckland Fire Service attended two avoidable kitchen fires, which were detected early enough to prevent the houses from being burnt down. Nationally, we
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