May 14, 2017

Front Page

Unionists call for immigration reform and amnesty

Venkat Raman –  A fast-growing union movement is lobbying workers and employers to force the government to reverse its recently announced immigration policy with a

Front Page

Andrew Little keeps two-year-old promise

Priyanca Radhakrishnan gets high ranking  Venkat Raman –  The fact that Priyanca Radhakrishnan has secured a high, winnable place on the Labour’s List of candidates

Front Page

Indifference to offenders breeds violence

Venkat Raman –  Throwing people into prison for offences would alone not bring down crime and there is a need to engage in conversation with

Homelink

Foundation for Photography under focus

Venkat Raman –  While smartphones have made people instant photographers, it is heartening to see an increasing number of residents in the Waikato region taking

Election

Free Post-School education promises good times

Labour’s Policy includes training and upskilling  Chris Hipkins –  New Zealand cannot afford to ignore the impact that the spiralling cost of education. The workforce

Election

Result-oriented initiatives ensure efficiency

Bill English –  Delivering better public services that improve New Zealanders’ lives is one of the National-led government’s top priorities. The ‘Better Public Services’ targets

Election

Quality migrants do not come in large numbers

Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi New Zealand warmly welcomes all migrants, including those from India, regardless of whether they are here to work, study or visit. The

Election

Parliamentarians should go beyond ethnic borders

Priyanca Radhakrishnan –  There has been much ado over representation in the mainstream media recently, especially since the Labour Party list was announced. The diversity

Connectivity, not cash, can solve truancy

Ari Luecker –  According to the Programme of International Students Assessment (PISA), 42% of New Zealand students are skipping school at least once every two

Education

Cultural components improve Pasifika learning

Staff Reporter –  Teachers of intermediate-aged Pasifika students should include more cultural components as their teaching method to ensure that young adolescents stay engaged with

Te Akitai Waiohua linkage with Otahuhu in focus

Supplied Content Akitai Waiohua representative Matua David Wilson Takaanini (or Takanini) will explain the link between his iwi Te Akitai Waiohua and Otahuhu at a Lecture on

Education

Students get career options at Rams Academy

Staff Reporter – Students from seven Auckland secondary schools attended Massey University’s second Rams Academy Holiday Programme in Albany, Auckland recently. Rams is an initiative

Education

Just a minute dude, the Internet is busy

Anand Mokashi –  What happens in one minute on the internet? The common complaint heard worldwide is about how everyone (else) is always glued to

Education

Higher income will benefit international students

Grant McPherson The government announced changes last month, designed to better manage immigration and improve the long-term labour market contribution of temporary and permanent migration.

Fijilink

Girmityas are best remembered by connectivity

Sir Anand Satyanand –  For nearly a century, people from India travelled by ship to Mauritius, South Africa, Malaysia, Fiji and notably the Caribbean, essentially

138 years on, we remember our forebears

Venkat Raman –  The world has perhaps never seen a community of people who have forever been chased by ill luck and misfortune, like the

Business

John Key to join Air New Zealand board

New Zealand Newswire –  Former Prime Minister John Key is joining Air New Zealand’s board of directors in his first post-parliamentary job. Air New Zealand

Business

Real Estate lingo can be daunting

Lucy Corry –  Every industry is full of jargon and buzzwords that make no sense to anyone who’s not part of the club. Real estate

Immigration faucet needs safety valves

Issue 369 May 15, 2017 It is unfortunate that Immigration is becoming an emotional issue of supporting the migration of families and friends rather than

Remove the cause not the symptoms

Issue 369 May 15, 2017 The recent outbreak of robbery, aggravated robbery with increasing incidents of violence against dairies, superettes, liquor stores and petrol stations

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Why governments fail to arrest rising crime

Supplied Content –  Massey University, Palmerston North Unwillingness by the state to include prisoners in discussions about rehabilitation is one of the factors that has

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Time to bring back Maori names with pride

Olivia Burne –  Last week, talkback lines and social media comment sections were alight with responses to an article published in Dominion Post, about three

Bay of Islands

A brilliant page from history for a bright future

The Bay of Islands that shaped our Nation, our people Ratna Venkat –  ratna@indiannewslink.co.nz In New Zealand, we have a beautiful Māori saying, “Ka mua,

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