Leaders gather to launch our Election pages
The fact that the two main political parties of the country accord importance and attention to the Indian community and Indian Newslink was evident at
The fact that the two main political parties of the country accord importance and attention to the Indian community and Indian Newslink was evident at
Alysha Prasad, a renowned Netball player and Roy Krishna, who has made his mark as an ace Soccer player were honoured respectively with the Global
We are happy to announce that potential entrants to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards will have the benefit of attending two free Workshops in
It was a mixture of business and pleasure as Prime Minister John Key and Leader of the Opposition David Cunliffe joined their (National and Labour)
The first Indian Association was set up in Auckland 94 years ago, just four years after the Labour Party came into being. It was a
New Zealand’s buildings must be assessed and remediated to ensure compliance with new legislation. There are many considerations including the impact on insurance. The 2010
The skilled migrant residence category provides a pathway to gaining New Zealand residence through a two-stage process. The first stage, called ‘Expression of Interest’ is
The Auckland High Court sentenced an Indian woman to 12 months home detention and 250 hours of community work for her role in a mortgage
The Wellington District Court has found two men guilty of charges relating to fraudulent deals amounting to $17 million. Following four weeks of judge-alone trial,
On the face of it, the general election, due to be held on September 20, 2014, could have a foregone conclusion. The economy is ticking
Notwithstanding adverse comments meted out by the mainstream media, Labour Leader David Cunliffe is upbeat about his Party’s performance at the ensuing general election on
Last fortnight I outlined what the National-led Government’s sixth budget will look like when it is delivered on May 15. Our clear focus is on
Budget 2014, to be presented to Parliament on May 15 will be the National-led Government’s sixth budget. Some of those budgets have felt at times
One of the most prominent and progressive Private Training Establishments (PTEs) and Tertiary Education Providers has moved its Manukau Campus to a larger facility to
Think of a leader, any leader. I will bet that very few people would first think of a principal. It is most likely that people
The ensuing elections in Fiji will be a test for democracy and just successfully the country can establish widely accepted tenets of a popularly elected
The decision of the New Zealand Government to lift the travel ban imposed on Fiji is expected to ease tensions between the two countries and
People of Fijian origin holding valid documents to prove their Fijian citizenship would have an opportunity again to enrol in the voters’ list. The Suva
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) recently announced restrictions on high loan-to-value ratio (LVR) lending. The restrictions take the form of a ‘speed limit’
The PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) ‘Women in Work Index’ (WIWI) placed New Zealand fourth out of a sample of 27 OECD countries in 2012. The second annual
The standards for companies preparing financial statements have changed for income years from April 1, 2014. Most companies with annual revenue of $30 million or
Employers are increasingly becoming picky about the personnel they recruit and with the supply exceeding demand headhunters face a major challenge of finding the right
KPMG Partner (Advisory) has been elected to the post of President at the New Zealand Branch Council of CPA Australia. He took over from Mark
Forget the flag. Forget the trusts. Forget the Internet Party…oh you already have. Where are the real battle lines to be drawn this September and
A large number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are yet to adapt to the fast moving technology either because of a lack of knowledge
The worst times are now behind us and the risks of another global crisis have lessened considerably. So the Government’s focus has moved from managing
The fact that the two main political parties of New Zealand are serious about getting closer to the Indian community is reflective of the value
The New Zealand Government has done well to lift the travel ban that it had imposed on the Fijian military, ministers, Government officials and even
The general election, due to be held on September 20, 2014 would be important for the Indian community. In fact, the way that the polls
Even before the battle lines are being drawn in Uttarakhand for the coming Lok Sabha polls, internal squabbles in the camps of two main rivals
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