Models of the Fortnight
Editor’s Pick of the Year Since we began this column in our March 1, 2009 issue, Indian Newslink readers have had opportunities to behold and
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December 15, 2014
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Editor’s Pick of the Year Since we began this column in our March 1, 2009 issue, Indian Newslink readers have had opportunities to behold and
Staff Reporter The small, well-knit Pakistani Christian community organised a meeting to protest the brutal killing of a working couple in their native country. Like-minded
Staff Reporter Hamilton resident Suman Kapoor will be honoured with the ‘Parikalpana SAARC Summit Award’ at the International Bloggers Conference scheduled to be held in
Sridevi Venugopal As a part of its efforts to promote campaigns to eradicate violence against women, the Wellington Mutamizh Sangam (WMS) organised a special programme
Change of law should end student exploitation June Ranson New Zealand’s immigration laws must be changed to stop overseas students from being exploited by unscrupulous
Nathan McLellan In the recent ‘Speech from the Throne,’ the National-led government stated its commitment to “build a productive and competitive economy.” This pledge to
Dr Catherine Strong A Massey University researcher has said that some Local Councils are muzzling their elected members and stifling free speech. Dr Catherine Strong
June Ranson The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) got it wrong when it cited immigration as the main reason for inflation in house prices.
Venkat Raman Rabin Rabindran, a prominent Barrister and an expert in a number of specialised areas, has been re-elected to the Board of Auckland Transport.
Harun Yahya IS’s cruelty and methods of savagery trouble Muslims before anyone else. Even before the ruthless killing of foreign journalists, IS was spreading terror
Manish Tanna In a bid to provide a glimpse of the Pre-Independence Indian ‘Rajwadi’ life, Zaika Indian Restaurant (Willis Street, Wellington) opened its first ‘Indian
India-NZ Friendship Association takes a bold initiative Venkat Raman An Auckland based businessman has launched an initiative in Chennai to foster better commercial, professional, business
Venkat Raman When Lincoln Ting, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Auckland leaves New Zealand next month, he would leave behind
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Nobody deserves to be a victim of crime. Over the past two (Parliamentary) terms, National has been working hard to put victims
Phil Goff Last fortnight in Parliament, I spoke strongly in support of changes in the law, which will help protect our most vulnerable citizens, our
Venkat Raman Tertiary Education and Skills Training Programmes will undergo major changes and funding will depend on the number of graduates getting jobs, Tertiary Education
David Shearer I have spent a lot of time over the past two weeks at meetings of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee (of Parliament) debating
This is the last issue of Indian Newslink for 2014. Our offices will be closed from December 16, 2014 and will reopen on Thursday, January
Abdul Rafik With summer now upon us and the holiday season just around the corner, many people will be away to discover or relax in
Venkat Raman A teenager of the Indian community is fast acquiring the attributes of a fine soccer player with the promise of becoming an international
Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama FANCA is a biennial event that brings together Muslims of Fiji and their friends and families who live abroad. The FANCA Federation
An international student from India was among the impressive performers at the Harbour Bridge Swimming Challenge held in Auckland on December 7, 2014. Falak Patel
Staff Reporter Ponsonby Club won the FIANZ Eid Cup 2014 at an exciting soccer final last week. The strong team won over the Botany Club.
Dr George Abraham Christmas brings the season of joy and that joy comes out of hope assured by the promise of God to send a
Carey Kinsolving and friends “People will know that I am a follower of Jesus if I get caught doing good deeds,” eight-year-old Emma said. Being
John Tims I am already enjoying the few long summery nights we had in Auckland. Unfortunately, with the increase of outdoor meals and activities, parts
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