Funding cuts hurt Indian community associations
A growing number of Indian community organisations and individuals are beginning to question the rationale of the Auckland Council spending hundreds of thousands of dollars
A growing number of Indian community organisations and individuals are beginning to question the rationale of the Auckland Council spending hundreds of thousands of dollars
The Auckland District Court sentenced two Fijian nationals on charges of providing false and misleading information to Immigration New Zealand (INZ) on October 2, 2014.
The life and work of the late Mother Teresa of Kolkata will be remembered at the fifth Annual Interfaith Meeting at the Catholic Church of
With just about three weeks left for the Gala Black Tie Dinner and Presentation Ceremony, the BNZ-Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (INLIBA) 2014 has entered
I want to thank all New Zealanders who voted in the September 20 General Election. Obviously, the result for National was gratifying, and was a
I refer to three newspaper articles, namely the report titled, ‘INZ puts another spin on racism,’ Editorial captioned, ‘Another official, another racist comment’ (both appeared
There have been interesting developments in recent times that are worth reading. Fiji has once again regained its power, with the lifting of its suspension
At least three young men of Indian origin would soon join active police service in different districts of the New Zealand Police and serve the
Auckland is a vibrant city and has been rated by travel bible ‘Lonely Planet’ as one of the world’s top 10 cities to visit. The
National believes that people are better off in work. While welfare is an important safety net, it is intended to be a temporary fix rather
A Massey University PhD candidate has written a thesis examining the reasons for high school students in India not choosing science subjects. It may sound
Frenzi Group, one of New Zealand’s leading hospitality companies, is offering the financial literacy programme to employees to help them better manage their finances. The
2degrees has become the first mobile network in New Zealand to allow customers to easily purchase Google Play content on their mobile account. 2degrees is
Nobody wants to confirm or deny but there is talk of Prime Minister Narendra Modi visiting Fiji on November 19 as a part of his
Josaia Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama, the newly elected Prime Minister of Fiji has acknowledged the immense debt Fiji owes to Sri Lanka. As reported in these
The Pacific Islands Forum announced its decision to lift the ban imposed on the Republic of Fiji and welcomed the country back in to its
Daylight saving comes into effect in Fiji from November 2, 2014. A Government notification said that all clocks should be moved forward by one hour
Deepawali or Diwali is the Festival of Lights. It is a time of rejoicing with family and friends. It is also a time for prayer
While the regulatory framework of the banking sector in New Zealand is robust and rigid, commercial banks that have sound risk management strategies will continue
We are happy to announce that ‘Retail News,’ a web-based newsletter and communication service, has teamed up with Indian Newslink to bring the strengthens of
When purchasing a rental property, one of the key decisions to make is which business structure is the best for you to own the property.
The tax case relating to Vector Limited vs the Commissioner of Inland Revenue Department (IRD) on a dispute of income or capital was decided in
People in Business When GMP Pharmaceuticals Limited launched its Dairy Division about three years ago, it required an executive team that would draw upon its
A veteran of the insurance industry has joined forces with a finance company to strengthen the quality of products and services offered to a growing
Sudima Auckland Airport Hotel was a winner at the Westpac South Auckland Business Awards ceremony held on October 9. Sudima Group Director of Operations Les
Naveen Upreti, who served Bank of Baroda (New Zealand) Limited as Managing Director, returned to India with his wife Geetha last week on completion of
We spend a lot on welfare. According to recent Treasury figures, of the $92.2 billion the Government spends, $50.5 billion flows into welfare, health and
Construction activity continues to stand out with continued gains across both residential and non-residential construction. An increase in major construction projects is a good sign
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Fiji on November 19, 2014, following his engagements in Australia, which would include the G20 Summit in Brisbane
It is saddening to note that some people would go to great lengths to gain residency in New Zealand. We have run scores of reports
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