Fijian returns home fighting for life
Sanil Kumar, a 29-year-old plumber and metal-sheet worker has been suffering from kidney failure since last year and as reported in Indian Newslink earlier, the
Sanil Kumar, a 29-year-old plumber and metal-sheet worker has been suffering from kidney failure since last year and as reported in Indian Newslink earlier, the
A veteran banker with proven expertise and decades of experience will lead the Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) as its Managing Director and Chief Executive
It is uncommon for people from the countries of the Indian Subcontinent in general and those of Indian origin in particular to compare the variety
The concept of democracy and the challenges that it faces around the world will be the theme of the Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture
While a number potential migrants from India have fallen victims to fake job offers allegedly issued by Indian employers or their agents and suffered the
After a year’s battle, former Fiji lawyer Dr Muhammad Shamsud-Dean Sahu Khan has been granted a certificate to practice as a Barrister in New Zealand.
April 28 was a historic day for Auckland as our new electric trains started regular services on the Onehunga line. We chose the Onehunga line
It was simply backyard cricket with yellow stumps on the un-mowed lawn of Christchurch’s Latimer Square on a drizzling and chilly day last fortnight. But
Any conversation about immigration evokes emotive response. It can evoke fear, threat, and invasion of what we consider to be ours. On the other hand,
Ratan Tata, the former chairman of the Tata Group which is one of the largest employers in Britain, was honoured by Queen Elizabeth with a
National Security and issues related to foreign and defence policy has found minimal occurrence in the New Zealand election campaign Political parties are focused primarily
New Zealanders will vote to elect their representatives to the 51st Parliament on September 20, 2014. While the general election is usually held in November
Yale academic Dan Kahan and his colleagues suggested in a study that the smarter we are, the more likely we would be blinded by our
Often the youth of our society are referred to as irresponsible. What really frustrates me about this is that in some instances we actually measure
Our clear focus is on sustaining economic growth over the medium term, so the economy does not just burn brightly for a couple of years
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
In order to enhance awareness of New Zealand as an education destination and build a database of students to connect with institutions and/or agents, Education
Although the lifting of the long unwanted travel ban has somewhat opened a window of understanding between New Zealand and Fiji, both sides are still
As a part of its efforts to professionalise its Foreign Service, Fiji is developing a course to train Fijians to become diplomats. The Fijian Public
As Fiji reflects on the indenture period of Fiji, the pain and suffering of the Girmityas cannot be ignored. Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama while closing
One of the most interesting incidents that took place on a voyage between India and New Zealand was a Muslim Religious Festival. Following is a
The Waikato Punjabi Cultural Club organised a Vaisakhi Festival in Hamilton with Bhangra, Giddha, Kavishiri, skits, songs, and spot prizes. Club President Rupinder Virk said
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