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Venkat Raman Prime Minister John Key has signalled a change in immigration policy to create a more balanced demographic development, rather than ‘population explosion’ in
Kiwi Indian Policy Forum in Auckland on March 15 Veer Khar More than seven years ago, members of the Indian community in New Zealand felt
Venkat Raman The organiser of the Shahrukh Khan Show held in Auckland on October 4, 2013 continues to make a laughing stock of the Police,
Inviting entries for the 8th Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Venkat Raman In announcing the launch of the 8th Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business
Venkat Raman More than 16 months ago, India’s President Pranab Mukherjee described Prince Karim Aga Khan as a ‘Nobel Man with a Nobel Mission.’ “India
Staff Reporter The perennial dispute between taxi drivers and customers on ‘over-charged fares’ and complaints of ‘using circuitous routes’ may find a solution with a
Kamil Lakshman Charlie Prasad (not his real name) was very excited at the invitation of Immigration New Zealand INZ) to apply for residence in New
Venkat Raman In what is seen as the global first, Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has just launched a new service that aims to promote
Staff Reporter Organisers of the first international conference on ‘Body, Mind & Self’ have called for papers from scholars, academics and others involved in the
Staff Reporter Wellington based New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) has ranked the Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) as ‘Category 1’ education provider. The rating comes
Staff Reporter New Zealand and Taiwan were on the same page at the annual Taipei International Book Exhibition held in the capital of the Republic
Venkat Raman Fijian Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama has sought the assistance of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in securing loans on ‘favourable conditions’ for
Dr Biman Prasad The decision of the Fiji government to grant Fiji Television six months operating licence each time upon its expiry and the decision
Stefan Herrick Winton, a small rural service town in New Zealand’s Deep South, has seen an influx of new residents in recent years. They are
ANZ Economic Commentary Job advertising data suggests that while the strongest employment growth is likely behind us now, the labour market still has momentum. Total
Fourth of several parts Abdulazeem Abozaid To help solve the Sharia governance deficiencies, the following can be suggested: Accreditation of members: Sharia boards should have
Fali Mistry Life Insurance benefits are sold in the market through several channels including banks, internet brokers, supermarkets and of course Advisers/Brokers. When one is
Venkat Raman In his highly acclaimed and equally criticised book, ‘Imagining India,’ Nandan Nilekani, one of the most successful entrepreneurs of modern India, says that
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Delivering better public services to make a real difference to the lives of New Zealanders is one of National’s priorities. To reinforce
Jeffery Nathan An insurance broker is an independent professional adviser who acts for you. Insurance brokers are specialists in insurance protection. We are independent and
David Shearer Hundreds of small and large horticultural business owners will be desperately worried about the discovery of the Queensland Fruit Fly in Auckland this
Editorial One During our scholastic days, professors of economics, econometrics, international trade and banking told us that India has an insular economy and hence was
Editorial Two Arabic word ‘Jihad,’ must be the most mistranslated word nowadays. If you open a modern Oxford English dictionary, you would probably find its
Review of Mute: A collection of over 100 Poems Venkat Raman Samuel Johnson, one of the greatest men of letters that Britain has ever produced,
Kieran Madden It takes a family to raise a child. While the shorthand term ‘Child Poverty’ is much easier to express than ‘Families with insufficient
Venkat Raman Prayers, music and community spirit would be among the highlights of the opening of a place of Hindu worship in Hamilton this week.
A Correspondent In a significant boost to the Islamic infrastructure, Auckland now has specialist, Opportunity (Op) Store to serve the Muslim population. ‘Jannah Road,’ located
Concern for the poor brings joy to the world Child poverty and inequality in health are among the issues that all New Zealanders must address
Shayal Reddy As Durga Reddy and his wife Vinita entered the venue of the Peace Foundation Christmas Dinner in Epsom, they were pleasantly surprised to
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