January 31, 2013

This is a good year to examine the question of standards of governance in the corporate sector. New Zealand enjoys an enviable position at the

The Indian government will allow overseas Indian doctors to practice in the country without undergoing screening tests Health Secretary P K Pradhan said. “The centre

An on-going research on cancer has led to an exciting stage, which may allow scientists to develop more effective treatment drugs. The work of a

People consuming alcohol after suffering a soft tissue injury would take longer time to recover, according to a recent study. Dr Matt Barnes, Lecturer at

Young New Zealanders must not be left behind in acquiring digital literacy skills. Digital capability is a key issue for jobs and the economy, as

Appropriate change of diet can help in reducing inflammation within six weeks, a study has revealed. According to University of Auckland Nutrition Professor Lynnette Ferguson,

University of Auckland has appointed Rosslyn Noonan as a Visiting Fellow at the ‘New Zealand Centre for Human Rights Law, Policy and Practice’ of the

At universities, you will frequently hear students saying, “Cs make degrees.” As one of those nerdy swots and an A student, I struggled to understand

Fiji’s political parties have been jolted, as provisions of Political Parties (Registration, Conduct, Funding and Disclosures) Decree have now come into effect. The provisions are

Former head of the Wages Council Father Kevin Barr said he hopes to see out the last of his days in Fiji. “I have served

Tragedy struck a loving Indo-Fijian family as an eight-year-old boy was accidentally shot dead as he was playing with his ten-year-old friend at Sabeto (Nadi),

From the perspective of lenders, the primary risk for zombie businesses is that they will remain trapped in a cycle of dependence. A majority of

New Zealand must export more to improve its economic performance, according to a report released last month. New Zealand Institute of Economic Research has prepared

The Government signalled last year that Officials would be undertaking further work on changes to investment policy. The concern at the time was whether a

Parliament resumed on January 29 and will rise for Christmas on December 12, with a total of 93 sitting days scheduled. One of its first

In its report for ExportNZ, the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research had suggested a number of initiatives to remove the country’s export performance, thereby

The Punjab State government has done well to address the problem of fake marriages by making it mandatory for all weddings conducted within its borders