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Every click brings a thousand words Arnold Newman, the American photographer who has created a niche for himself on ‘environmental portraits of artists and politicians’
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Editorial Two Terrorists have rampaged the ancient town of Palmyra in Syria and bombed the ‘Temple of Baalshamin,’ and plundered the treasures of once famous
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Venkat Raman – The growing need to regulate the insurance sector has obliged the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) to reinforce stability and protect
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More than 150 persons have raised their voice against the decision of the Victoria University to dispense with the services of Professor of Philosophy Dr
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Stephen Toplis – New Zealand’s annual current account deficit stood at 3.5% of GDP in the year to June. That looks a bit better than
Leicester Gouwland – Inland Revenue Department (IRD) recently released an officials’ paper on ‘Resident Land Withholding Tax,’ a tax to apply to offshore sellers of
Professor Jarrod Haar – New research from Massey University has compared work/life balance and life satisfaction levels across seven cultures and found that New Zealand
History is replete with examples cataloguing the impact of the celestial sky on our civilisations, from engineering and science to literature, art and music. The
More than 150 persons have raised their voice against the decision of the Victoria University to dispense with the services of Professor of Philosophy Dr
Venkat Raman – Raising children in a positive environment according opportunities for their intellectual, physical and personality development has grown beyond parental and domestic responsibility
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Venkat Raman – The Eighth Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards have begun to evince the interest of the wider communities in New Zealand as
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‘Virtual slavery, like the 18th century but worse because we were imprisoned.’ That was the description by crew members of foreign fishing vessels working within
Kamil Lakshman- How has migrant exploitation arisen and why is it on the increase? What motivates one to exploit another? Why do those that are
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