Prime Minister John Key has signalled that the only way to secure a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India is to take ‘an aggressive approach,’
Following the first Kiwi-India Conclave held on June 28 at Auckland’s Ellerslie Convention Centre, the Steering Committee will conduct a sample poll accounting for the
A social worker and an expert in governance are seeking the support of the Indian community in the general election due to be held on
Measures to tackle exploitation of migrant workers, enabling the victims to go through the complaint process without fear and releasing international students from the clutches
Do you have issues, which you believe can be solved through a common approach? If the answer is ‘Yes,’ you should attend an Open Forum
Declining public engagement and participation in politics and inequalities in representation are among the most critical challenges facing democracy in many countries, says the Hansard
As Ranjna Patel, Member of the South Asian Advisory Board ‘decorated’ Gurpreet Arora with three stripes, three things happened at the same time. The young
Regulations setting minimum accommodation standards for agricultural workers should not be scrapped when the new Health and Safety at Work Act is in place. Ministry
Issues relating to Immigration invoke emotions and responses. The fear of displacement and fear of the unknown and the state of being threatened are usually
The Auckland High Court sentenced Lawyer Hugh Edward Staples Hamilton (63), to a prison term of four years and nine months on July 4, 2014
Mark James Whelan (41) pleaded guilty in the Auckland District Court on July 1, 2014 after giving evidence at his trial on a second Serious
If you are still making payments by cheque, you would be no longer required to pay the duty of five cents per cheque. Inland Revenue
New Zealand is a bright, vibrant and multicultural country. The Kiwi Indian community has contributed hugely to the cultural and economic landscape of our country.
The concept of ‘Indian Identity’ has been widely discussed, hotly debated and written for years. I have given considerable thought to this concept throughout my
Most of us come to New Zealand for the promise of greater things. For some, greater things means the promise of a better job or
The Tertiary Education Union has objected to the Government’s decision to introduce further cuts to student support. It joined the New Zealand Union of Students’
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), or Autism is a neurological condition, which can result in children having difficulties with communication and socialisation. A key feature of
Younger members of the society, especially tertiary education students, would prefer to vote online rather than visiting a polling booth. Although it is neither legal
When 22-year-old Ekta Kumar appears in ‘His First Ball,’ a musical play at Maidment Theatre (Musgrove Studio) Auckland from July 16 to 19, it would
Reserve Bank of Fiji Deputy Governor Arif Ali should resign immediately, failing which he should be sacked by Bank’s Board following the declaration of his
Fijian women have an additional opportunity to acquire greater knowledge and training and become economically more active with the opening of a new Centre. The
Soccer is not the only competition held in Brazil as the recently defeated country (in FIFA World Cup as reported in Sportslink in this issue)
Yet, the consistent growth of notes in circulation at 4.6% per year (in terms of note value; and 2.5 % per annum in terms of
Have you had a suspicious phone call or someone claiming to be from Inland Revenue Department (IRD) at your door lately? There has been an
The immense potential that India offers to a cross-section of the New Zealand communities would come under focus at a meeting in Auckland this month.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is committed to evolving products and services in line with and in anticipation of future currency demands. While other
Earlier this month, the Government announced it would be changing the law retrospectively to remove GST registered bodies corporate from the GST rules, with effect
It is often said that Engineering and Accounting are the ‘two most precise’ professions in the world, for accuracy is the paramount factor, with no
The Government’s announcement of its intention to introduce legislation to correct the operation of the current tax pooling rules is welcome as a sensible fix.
With more than 11 million illegal immigrants living in his country, US President Barack Obama has a huge problem in his hands. The House of
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