The ‘Spirit of Cricket Tournament’ held between different cricket playing migrant ethnic groups is one of the most significant events of the year. Muthtamil Sangam
The New Zealand Sports Associations, an amalgam of a number of Muslim Sports Associations, is gearing itself to participate in the upcoming FANCA international tournament,
Thousands of shoppers made the best of the special prices at their favourite supermarket in recent weeks, taking home products of their choice and need
The recent rise in food prices, orchestrated by a number of factors including the increase in the rate of Good and Services Tax (GST) has
One of the most important aspects of Halal trade is the certification that the items manufactured, processed, transported, distributed and sold conform to the tenets
Thousands of customers who are used to quality products under one roof at Food 4 Less Supermarkets in South and West Auckland, are happy with
Big businesses can invest in IT systems that make them efficient and their size allows them to buy in bulk. The more concentrated the retail
The government is introducing a number of changes to the immigration rules concerning health certificates that are likely to make it easier for international students
Perpetrators of family violence would have got a clear message from a recent Hamilton Court verdict that they would spend a long time behind bars
An Easter Weekend outing ended in a tragedy for a group of 12 Aucklanders as one of their mates fell into a waterfall and drowned.
In an article titled ‘Downgrading Indian market begs the question’ published in our June 1, 2011 issue, New Zealand Career College (NZCC) Managing Director Feroz
About 5000 Aucklanders marched in protest on March 10, 2012 against the decision of the Ports of Auckland to sack 300 workers and contract out
The ‘Better Local Government’ reforms announced by Prime Minister John Key recently are simplistic. The central government is ignoring the key issues that continue to
Community leaders and ordinary Sikhs all over the world have expressed relief over the stay of execution of Balwant Singh Rajoana in India. The High
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has commenced Part II of its investigation into NZF Group Limited, NZF Money Limited and their related companies. NZF Money
The Wellington District Court sentenced a 62-year-old Waikanae man to an additional prison term of six months for failing to pay reparation of $110,000 to
John William Jackson (62) was sentenced to two years and five months imprisonment in the North Shore District Court on March 29, 2012, after pleading
Ahead of the 2014 elections, leaders of Fiji’s two rival political parties, namely the Fiji Labour Party (FLP) and the Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewe (SDL)
A former Hamilton high school principal has relinquished his post as a Justice of the Peace (JP) following his conviction of fraud charges. Martin Elliott
A number of changes that took effect on April 1, 2012, would impact student loan borrowers, KiwiSaver members and people receiving Working for Families Tax
The year has begun to show promise for the export education sector and opened a pathway to achieve the ambitious goal of doubling export education
A Perth-based Indian student will spend 14 months in jail for his involvement in a scam to falsify English test scores to get Australian visas.
Former students of one of the most prestigious and progressive schools of Fiji held a get-together in Australia last month. It was reportedly one of
The number of international students enrolling at our tertiary institutions in South Island took a massive hit last year, which Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment
A night of celebration and inspiration heralded the graduation of 200 New Zealand Career College (NZCC) students at the Telstra Clear Pacific Events Centre in
Parts of Fiji that had suffered flooding in January are again submerged. Is it Nature’s wrath or Nature’s tears? Whatever it is, Fiji has had
Foreign Minister Murray McCully has announced that New Zealand will make $500,000 immediately available to agencies assisting flood victims in Fiji. “In addition to the
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama met with members of the Ba Chamber of Commerce last fortnight, assuring them of speedy government assistance. “Your concern is my
I read with increasing interest, and not a little bit of trepidation, the recent release by former Fijian Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase on his Party’s
The Bainimarama government has finally dissolved the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC), which had gained notoriety for delving into politics, aiding and abetting successive coups.
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