July 14, 2013

Sandringham Special

An amazing heritage in the heart of Auckland

Visitors to Sandringham in Central Auckland often say that the area should be called ‘Little India,’ since almost all retail outlets, restaurants and other shops

Shopping Centre displays customer preference

The Sandringham Shopping Centre development started with Warings Corner around 1915. This was followed by a number of buildings in the 1920s. The Western side,

The volcano of love near Sandringham

Balmoral and Sandringham are overlooked by two of Tamaki’s large volcanic cones, namely, Oairaka (Mt Albert) and Maungawhau (Mt Eden). Along with the other Auckland

July 15, 2013 Issue

Pakistan’s efforts to combat terrorism praised

Governor General Lt Gen Sir Jerry Mateparae has praised the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for its role in fighting terrorism. Accepting the credentials of Zehra

July 15, 2013 Issue

Accountability enhances public service

The National-led Government understands that New Zealand families expect the Government to be spending their hard-earned taxes on the things that matter. That is why

July 15, 2013 Issue

Chief Executives Forum to discuss Governance issues

The importance of Good Governance, accompanied by accountability, integrity and transparency, boardroom behaviour and staff, company and resource management are among the issues that would

July 15, 2013 Issue

Police look for missing Indian

If you know Ankur Shama (pictured here) or have any information about him, please contact Manukau Police on (09) 2611399 or inform CrimeStoppers anonymously on

July 15, 2013 Issue

Flash floods wreak havoc in Uttarakhand

Almost a month has passed since the major cloudbursts devastated different parts of Uttarakhand, including Kedarnath, Badrinth, Gangotri Yamunotri, Uttarkashi, Joshimath, Govindghat and Narainbagad. The

July 15, 2013 Issue

Gridlocks irritate Auckland commuters

Auckland, with 1.3 million people, is the biggest and New Zealand’s most populated City and the economic capital. The City faces major challenges in its

July 15, 2013 Issue

Mt Roskill warriors step forward

The Roskill Community Voice, a brand operated under City Vision, endorsed by Labour, Greens and Independents, has announced the following candidates for the Local Board

July 15, 2013 Issue

Partnership Schools to lift education standards

As Chairman of the Education & Science Committee and as a parent, I understand the importance of ensuring that our children receive the best possible

July 15, 2013 Issue

Suva students to reminiscence in Auckland

Former students of the Nehru Memorial Primary School (NMPS) in Suva (Fiji) will have long hours to remember their scholastic days as they meet in

Professional view sought on Insolvency Bill

The New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) and INSOL New Zealand (INSOL) have appealed to their respective members to respond to their joint proposal

July 15, 2013 Issue

Unitec student scores at IBM Delivery Centre

Although he is one of the top students of graduate diploma course in Computing at Unitec, Vincent Wong was faced with the dilemma which eventually

July 15, 2013 Issue

Another four years as Chief for Dr Ede

Unitec, the largest Institute of Technology in the country has reappointed Dr Rick Ede as Chief Executive for another four years. Since his appointment five

July 15, 2013 Issue

Anglo-Indians come under research focus

The history, evolution, lifestyle and experiences of the Anglo-Indian community in India will come under focus as a Massey University researcher takes up the study.

August 15, 2013 Issue

New opportunities for New Zealand investors

The Fijian Government is keen to promote Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and encourage New Zealand companies to bid for government contracts and assist in the

August 15, 2013 Issue

Fiji must respect media freedom, rule of law

Fiji is at a critical juncture in its history, with an opportunity to build an inclusive and a non-racist society, a leading economist has said.

July 15, 2013 Issue

New Formula adds value to Child Support Scheme

Major changes are being made to the Current Child Support Scheme, effective April 1, 2014, with a new formula for calculating child support payments. ‘New

July 15, 2013 Issue

Accounting body offers value-added programmes

Representing more than 144,000 finance, accounting and business professionals in 127 countries, CPA Australia is one of the world’s largest accounting bodies. In 2009, CPA

July 15, 2013 Issue

Smart application hails speedy taxi service

A Herald Island (suburb of North Shore) based company has launched a new computerised application enabling people to call for taxis with ease, simplicity and

July 15, 2013 Issue

Tax liability accompanies online trading

As a nation that loves outdoors, we spend a lot of time shopping. A survey of the marketplace shows that close to half the population

Fame sets the flame for business success

I was asked at a recent meeting, ‘What are the biggest challenges faced by Small and Medium Enterprises?’ and ‘What are the biggest capability gaps

July 15, 2013 Issue

New Zealand employers ignore volunteers

New Zealand companies are yet to realise the importance of volunteers and the country lags behind many others such as UK and US in promoting

July 15, 2013 Issue

IT Company plans to go public

Optimizer HQ, one of the most successful technology companies of the country is planning to become a listed company on the New Zealand Stock Exchange

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