Community spirit endears and brightens Diwali A Tree Consultant, who visits the Editor of this newspaper regularly, never fails to impress. “We work five days
Hindi film actor Sidharth Malhotra gets a piece of Middle Earth Hemant Parikh – When Sidharth Malhotra told his friends of his impending visit to
Purushottama Bilimoria – In terms of religious identity, Hinduism has been and continues to be the predominant faith of New Zealand Indians, followed by Sikhism.
Mandeep Kaur – The lights of Diwali glow red and blue when dancing Police Officers took to the stage last month in Auckland. The New
Geetha Nair – geetskitchen@gmail.com I embark on writing this cookery column in Indian Newslink as a tribute to my dearest mother. She taught me the
Prem Ratan Dhan Payo on November 12 Apurv Shukla – Diwali, the festival of lights is upon us. The biggest festival of the Indian calendar,
The stroller is a big and exciting purchase for many parents-to-be, and there are now several options with all sorts of fanciful features. All these
Various Sources – On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries including Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New
Venkat Raman – The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement may be marketed by its member countries as the ‘biggest deal of the times’ but it can
Felix Delbruck – Net migration has reached record highs, thanks to a rising inflow of foreign migrants and a drop in the outflow of New
The September quarter Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion (QSBO) was consistent with a slowing economy, but one with a still reasonable backbone, broadly mirroring themes
Venkat Raman – One of the most devoted members of the profession of finance has just been honoured with just recognition and accreditation. Ragavan Rengachariar,
Adrian Van Hest – New Zealand organisations have far less confidence in their own information security activities (as well as their suppliers) than they did
Dr Parmjeet Parmar – Prime Minister John Key has announced creation of a 620,000 square-kilometre ocean sanctuary in the Kermadec region, one of the most
Serious Fraud Office – Former director of MediaWeb Victor John Clarke pleaded guilty in the Auckland District Court on October 6, 2015 to Crimes Act
Leicester Gouwland – I wish to make another call to amend numerous unfair aspects of the proposed Bright Line Test for residential property. Harking back
Venkat Raman – Officials of fourteen IT companies from the South Indian state of Kerala will be visiting New Zealand later this month in search
Sahara International Group – Your building infrastructure, plant, equipment, fixtures and fitting are your largest and most expensive investment. Fritz Maintenance Management Software specialises in
Citizens Advice Bureau runs Free Settlement-related workshops throughout New Zealand for the new migrants irrespective of their visa status. Following is the programme for this
Venkat Raman – When Global Financial Services Limited (GFSL) was declared the winner of the ‘Excellence in Customer Service Award’ at the Westpac Auckland Business
Exclusive Venkat Raman – The fact that New Zealand does not expect a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India would be delivered on a platter
Venkat Raman – Radio Tarana is proving yet again that New Zealand can hold out on its own with exclusive visits of Bollywood film stars,
Auckland Energy Consumer Trust Election from October 17 to 30 If you were you one of the thousands of people who recently received $345 from
Cecil Ram Lochan leaves behind immense love and respect Venkat Raman – It is not uncommon for many of us mortals to believe that death
David Shearer – david.shearer@parliament.govt.nz The relationship between Australia and New Zealand has always been close. As countries go, we are the best of mates. We
Kamil Lakshman – There is the power of intention, thoughts, words and actions which could then translate into belief, if a breeding ground exists. These
Glyn Harper – g.j.harper@massey.ac.nz From dental emergencies, treating dysentery and tending the wounded and dying – to the care of horses, donkeys, dogs and canaries
David Cunliffe – david.cunliffe@parliament.govt.nz So, Science and Innovation are a central policy issue for the John Key Government. Their challenge is to walk the talk
A Correspondent – Vishnu Sukhdeo, a prominent businessman and a philanthropist, passed away on Monday, September 14, 2015 at Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Suva. The
The Human Rights Commission has called on the Government to increase the quota of Kiribati people granted residence in New Zealand every year. Under the
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