Staff Reporter The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of New Zealand will conduct a Symposium on Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) at its Majid Baitul Muqeet
Staff Reporter The much-used expression ‘It is better to have the Ambulance at the top of the cliff rather than the bottom,’ should be modified
The extraordinary partnership of Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis is now approaching its third decade. From humble beginnings, the founding members of Indian Ink have
Venkat Raman Culture and tradition will combine with modern day youth to promote an evening of entertainment ushering in the Tamil New Year later this
Vishal Rishi ‘Healthy Babies, Healthy Futures’ is a free programme that aim to improve the health of pregnant mothers, babies and toddlers by providing the
From any point of view, there is justification for public outrage over owners of small enterprises and entrepreneurs who have been allegedly underpaying and overworking
The New Zealand Herald said Six years ago, Prime Minister John Key acknowledged taxpayer outrage over globetrotting parliamentarians by saying he did not want his
An exclusive story of an extraordinary Aucklander Do you believe in life after death? If you do, have you had any flashback of a life
Mike Booker Moving from New Zealand suppliers to Chinese ones and the resulting cash flow pressures is listed as a prime reason for Shanton Fashions
Abdul Rafik As a tradesperson, it is likely that you use a vehicle to carry out your day-to-day work. If you use your own vehicle,
Gurjinder Singh The common saying ‘Buyer Beware’ is still relevant, especially in the case of students keen on pursuing education overseas. It is well known
Dinesh Naik KPMG welcomes the proposal to simplify tax for employee share schemes. Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has released an Issues Paper on ways to
Dennis Maga The government should consider greater sanctions for employers who exploit migrant workers The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is taking enforcement
While the New Zealand mortgage and insurance market is crowded, a new entrepreneur believes that there is a pronounced need for professionals who can provide
Jeffery Nathan Insurance policies have become inevitable in today’s business world, whether we like it or not. Owners or Operators of businesses, be it small,
Staff Reporter New migrants who mistakenly believe that they are expert drivers and can easily tackle New Zealand roads often regret their haste and then
Dr Jeff Stangl Commerce and economics students from all over the North Island gave up a week of their school holidays to immerse themselves in
Massey University’s ‘It is My Life’ Smoke-Free campaign proves that young people are most responsive to messages created by their peers. Massey researchers have measured
Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama Our education revolution is my Government’s proudest achievement. We are determined to develop the North and end the decades of neglect by
Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum The new aeronautical fees charged to international airlines for use of the airport facilities in Fiji has come into effect on February 1,
Staff Reporter A cross-section of the Melbourne community was present at the launch of the Book, ‘Aryan Avatars: From prehistoric darkness to settlers in the
Gunjan Sharma Did you really want to die?” “No one commits suicide because they want to die.” “Then why do they do it?” “Because they
Venkat Raman A London based charitable institution has invited essays on an issue that is a matter of growing concern in many parts of the
Staff Reporter Gunjan Sharma, a third year medical student at Cardiff University of the United Kingdom has won the first prize in a global essay
Future Skills Academy Manukau is launching its’ National Certificate in Welding Level 3 Programme’ this month. The Programme offers theoretical knowledge and skills in welding
Kaajal Oza Vaidya to speak on April 23 Venkat Raman Members of the community who stand for measures against family violence and those keen on
Apurv Shukla Entries for the Eighth Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) 2015 opened on March 1, 2015 and would close at 6 pm on
International students from India continue to be the soft targets for fraudsters who skim them of money citing ‘immigration lapses.’ A typical case runs along
David Shearer On a less political note for the school holidays, was it not great to see both New Zealand and India do so well
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Counties Manukau Police District annual crime statistics for 2014 show that our crime rate fell by 5.9% last year. Nationally, the crime
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