Indians around the world will mark the independence of their motherland on August 15. Festivities would include flag hoisting, rendition of patriotic songs, cultural programmes,
Prime Minister John Key has paid tributes to the Indian business community in New Zealand, saying that Indian businesses have been strong and strategic partners
New Zealanders with Citizenship or Permanent Residence status would be able to sponsor their parents with greater ease under the new immigration regime, which came
Entries to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2012 will close at 6 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012. The Awards Scheme is open to
As the final date for entering the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2012 gets closer, our independent panel of judges is confident that the Scheme
We are facing the single-biggest challenge for the new Auckland Council – merging the former rates systems into one – and I want to make
International students coming to study in New Zealand will be required to provide health insurance cover as a part of their application process, Immigration New
Indians in India and the Indian Diaspora the world over will mark India’s Independence Day on August 15, 2012. India’s High Commissioner to New Zealand
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has brought 82 criminal charges on retail gas supplier E-Gas Limited (E-Gas), following investigations. Former Managing Director Ronald Peter Rosenberg
The problem of texting while driving is especially critical among teenage drivers. Statistics from many countries show that those under 20 years of age account
The Punjab Government has announced that it would launch this month a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Card for Punjabis living abroad to identify them for official
The Government’s proposal to create a new partnership with the private sector with the establishment of Charter Schools will see the light of the day,
In a move that could generate additional employment through development of skills, computer giant IBM has joined forces with Unitec Institute of Technology to establish
Contrary to popular belief, food-borne ailments and diseases can emanate from our homes, although the need for good hygiene and good public health are imperative
Tertiary Education Minister Steven Joyce has encouraged the Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) to look at options for developing a network of South Island
The Government was not talking to communities, businesses or workers, Tertiary Education Union (TEU) National President Sandra Grey said at ‘Speak Up for Education’ meeting
It has been a slow start to collective bargaining at New Zealand’s universities this year with only Victoria, Massey and Otago beginning negotiations. The Tertiary
New Zealand’s newest mobile provider has continued its rapid growth, winning the support of more than a million Kiwi consumers and businesses after just three
Are you in business or self-employed? In these tight economic times, most businesses are trying to cut costs wherever possible. But do not be tempted
One of the advantages of operating a home-based business is that it allows you to claim many tax deductions. The following categories apply to most
KPMG research shows that 45% of NZX listed companies are trading below the book value in their accounts, in some cases significantly so. The implication
Adam Feeley, Chief Executive of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is leaving the post to take over as the Chief Executive of the Queenstown Lakes
The establishment of the Advanced Technology Institute addresses a significant need for business. Innovation is now essential for business success and the ATI’s focus on
The Inland Revenue and Treasury have released an ‘Issues Paper,’ proposing to make lease inducement payments taxable. The proposed legislative change aims at ‘asymmetric tax
Students at tertiary education libraries would find that they have less access to digital works if New Zealand signs a trade agreement with the US
Australia and India should look beyond their myopic view of current issues and concentrate on long-term relationship that would strengthen bilateral ties, says a report
The world economic situation continues to pose challenges with uncertainty ruling the markets but organisations that are well prepared with sound business strategies and financial
The July ‘BNZ-REINZ Residential Survey’ indicated that the property market is firming up. Apart from first homebuyers, there are others shifting from small family homes
Media reports and surveys conducted by private consultants from time to time bring out one significant fact: that most immigrants, especially those from Asia are
May 2012 marked a solemn reminder of three years that have passed since the end of decades-long violence in Sri Lanka. While some celebrated with
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