July 13, 2016

Front Page

Scam after scam targets Indians

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz From Immigration to Income Tax, members of the Indian community seem to have become the prime target of fraudsters, whose identity

Front Page

Tusshar Kapoor in Auckland on August 20

Hindi film industry star Tusshar Kapoor will be in Auckland on August 20, 2016 to participate in the ‘India Festival of Radio Tarana’ at the

Homelink

Brexit brings home bitter truths

David Shearer –  I do not think anyone truly expected the United Kingdom to vote to leave the European Union. It was an earth-shattering result

Homelink

Auckland should not shut its doors

Mark Thomas –  My Mayoral opponent Phil Goff and I visited Warkworth in the far north of Auckland (Rodney) recently. We spoke about our different

Homelink

We should walk the talk on housing

Vic Crone – While we are distracted with unrealistic and fringe solutions, Auckland’s average house price romps towards a million dollars. Sadly, we are no

Education

Innovative medical software gets green signal

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz More than 1000 users across New Zealand will have the benefit of an innovative software, enhancing added value delivery of medical

Education

Academic welcomes report on foreign trusts

Dr Deborah Russell –  PricewaterhouseCoopers Chairman John Shewan’s report on the use of New Zealand foreign trusts for illicit purposes has many excellent recommendations. Mr

Education

Emerging entrepreneurs shadow corporate chief

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Promoting young entrepreneurs is among the stated objectives of this newspaper, reflecting which we feature emerging leaders in business, government, and

Education

Teacher bias cited for Maori underachievement

Anton Blank –  A new study from diversity consultancy Oranui, ‘Unconscious Bias in Education,’ has revealed how teachers’ low expectations have led to decades of

Fijilink

Hindu leader lauds Fiji on Yoga posture 

Staff Reporter –  The Society of Hinduism has lauded the Fijian government for reportedly including Yoga in its curriculum. The Nevada (USA) based Society President

Fiji consular service in Auckland

The following news item was posted on Indian Newslink website, Facebook and Twitter on July 4, 2016. One event mentioned may have lapsed at press

Fijilink

Kiwis remain marginalised in Australia

Mahendra Sukhdeo –  New Zealanders have crossed the Tasman for several years; some came as children and regarded Australia as their home. There are now

Fijilink

Widening the horizon with Japan

Supplied Content –  Fiji and Japan have agreed to a series of new, modernised aviation provisions that will increase passenger and cargo opportunities for designated

Business

Hmm, blame it on Brexit and everything else

Economic analysis cannot tell you when the price of a widely held and easily accessible asset like housing has reached a peak. It cannot tell

Immigration Scam alert

Supplied Content –  The Office of Ethnic Communities has warned people against a new telephone scam targeting ethnic communities in New Zealand. The scammers pose

Business

More skilled migrants needed for growth

June Ranson –  New Zealand needs more skilled migrants and investment to maintain its economic growth and standard of living. Editor’s Note: Ms Ranson was

Business

Malaysians get to know Pacific opportunities

Venkat Raman –  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Auckland based Taxation Expert, Barrister, and Indian Newslink columnist Dave Ananth was the star attraction at a Seminar on ‘Business Opportunities

Business

Tourism Investors’ Summit in Delhi

Staff Reporter –  International investors, travel and tourism operators and others interested in becoming partners in India’s flourishing tourism industry will do well to attend

Business

Directors’ body pleased with diversity programme

Staff Reporter –  A premier institution representing corporate chiefs has welcomed a government’s decision to extend the ‘Future Directors Programme’ to state sector boards. The

Euthanasia bill may demand its own life

Danielle van Dalen –  “Safeguards.” It is an official-sounding and soothing term often used by those in favour of euthanasia to ease concerns about the

Law firm gets Rainbow tick

Supplied Content –  Following a six-month audit process, New Zealand’s premier commercial law firm, Russell McVeagh, has been awarded Rainbow Tick Certification. The Rainbow Tick

Women In Business

Dame Susan Devoy

Women are the backbone of families, communities, businesses and economies. We’ve come a long way but we still have a very long way to go.

Women In Business

Ashika Lal

Banking is often seen as being dominated by men – but at ASB, Ashika Lal has thrived, achieving both her own ambitions and those of

Women In Business

Shobhna Golian

Experience and expertise are among the pre-requisites of legal practitioners and those with a friendly approach, faster accessibility, and sincere desire to promote customer care

Women In Business

Shivani Arora

Women of Indian origin have emerged as great team players and innovative businesspersons in New Zealand and among those known for their spirit of adventure

Women In Business

Seema Chatly

Vibrant and extremely diligent, Seema Chatly is often found handling multiple calls with equal charm and politeness. Managing a chain of lodges and motels across

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