November 14, 2012

November 15, 2012

New Indian School coming up in Auckland

New Zealand’s first public School for people of Indian origin will be opened in Auckland in early 2014, if the current planning process moves on

November 15, 2012

Awards reflect business strength

All the best for another successful Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards. Congratulations to every nominee, and to the winners. Every year the Awards Scheme of

November 15, 2012

Young entrepreneurs merit awards

In a very tough environment for business and hence it is important to acknowledge and honour successful businesspeople with events such as the Indian Newslink

November 15, 2012

Mother Teresa brings together diverse faiths

She may not have been a political leader living in chandeliered opulence with a chauffeur-drive limousine but she was the ‘Empress of Hearts,’ admired and

Family Violence Courts under review

How can closure be brought more quickly in family violence related cases instead of them dragging along in the court system? Are there measures in

November 15, 2012

Sky City prepares for high profile event

High-ranking officials of the Government, political and business leaders and professionals will get together at the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) Presentation Ceremony at

Advertising invoice scam leads to arrests

Six people have been arrested, and search warrants or other activities undertaken at over 25 locations in the North and South Islands, in a major

Demand to probe migrant workers abuse

An increasing number of migrant workers are beginning to complain against their employers for exploitation, breaching minimum wage law and other issues. Workers from India

November 15, 2012

Passports to cost less on the web

New Zealand citizens would pay less for online renewal of their passports under a new scheme that became effective on November 2. Internal Affairs Minister

Another charged in options trading case

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has laid charges against Mark James Whelan, a 40 year-old unemployed man, in relation to an investigation of the options

Another charged in options trading case

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has laid charges against Mark James Whelan, a 40 year-old unemployed man, in relation to an investigation of the options

Indian culture flourishes in Fiji

Indo-Fijians in Fiji have preserved and promoted India’s rich culture, tradition and language, a senior diplomat has said. Vinod Kumar, India’s High Commissioner to Fiji,

New format facilitates GST Returns

Do you file your GST returns online? Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has recently launched an improved online GST return which will make your job better.

Low-cost card facility for SMEs and charities

Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) and charities will reap the benefits of a low-cost credit card gateway just launched in New Zealand. Called, ‘Swipe HQ,’

The best way to keep business migrants away

Recent articles published by Immigration New Zealand (INZ) highlighted interesting views on how the Department believes businesses operate. INZ now requires Long Term Business Visa

Employment law change creates loopholes

The proposed changes to the Employment Relations Act (ERA) would make workers in the cleaning industry more vulnerable, according to the Building Services Contractors New

Institute to focus on Indo-Kiwi ties

India’s importance to New Zealand is growing. This reflects the country’s expanding economy, which has emerged strongly from global recession, its growing geopolitical importance, and

Right policy will bring back the shine

India’s rise and her values of self-sustainability are in stark contrast to New Zealand’s economic decline. Indian Kiwis are amongst those who tell me manufacturing

Business growth plan on target

A competitive economy depends on many factors, and the Government’s business growth agenda is systematically addressing the key ones to boost New Zealand’s competitiveness. A

Disciplined execution assures success

The difference between success and failure is often not in knowing what to do, but in doing it. Execution is everything. Whatever strategy companies adopt

SFO fosters confidence in money markets

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has said that two recent surveys highlighted the positive impact that rebuilding the Department has had in helping to bring

Abuse of migrant workers must stop

Overseas workers are among the worst victims of labour abuse in most countries that depend on migrants to complement their workforce. A report in this

High quality child education essential

Guest Editorial The Government is concerned that the children of beneficiaries are currently missing out on a key educational experience in early childhood education (ECE),

November 15, 2012

Gillard’s visit sharpens Indo-Aussie focus

As the world focus shifts from Europe to Asia Pacific, relations between India and Australia assume added significance. The synergy between the two great democracies

Muslims reject same sex marriage

There has been widespread discussion on ‘same sex marriage’ since the ‘Marriage Amendment Bill 2012’ (a Private Member Bill) by Labour Party MP Louisa Wall

New law falls short on vulnerable children

The Social Security (Benefit Categories and Work Focus) Amendment Bill will not benefit New Zealand’s vulnerable children. In my book, there are three kinds of

Model of the Fortnight

Migration brings with it changes in environment and lifestyle but people should not move away from their culture and tradition, says Mubeena Maza, our Model

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