Arunima Dhingra International students come to New Zealand for superior education experience and to pursue brighter career prospects. Immigration New Zealand (INZ) recognises that academic
Apurv Shukla Thousands of people are expected to join a victory parade in Auckland City as the winners and stakeholders of America’s Cup return home
Roopa Suchdev Roopa Aur Aap Charitable Trust is developing a new project to promote the welfare of elders in the community and address the social
Lucy Corry Real estate advertisements are designed to make every property look like a dream buy. That is why they gloss over the negative aspects
Venkat Raman Political gloves came off on June 23 when the General Election 2017 transited to the ‘Regulated Period,’ and almost at the same time
Police strategy to enhance cultural diversity Rotorua, June 24, 2017 Venkat Raman While Law and Order and increased resources for policing would be a major
“Erroneous immigration policy is leading us towards collapse” Winston Peters Any society that allows a pool of discontented and disaffected young people to grow is
Jenny Salesa It saddens me that many of our small business owners dread getting up in the morning and going to work. Small businesses such
Bala (Venu) Beeram The 81st Annual Conference of the National Party held in Wellington last weekend (June 23-24, 2017) was one of the most important
Jacinda Ardern All Kiwi children deserve so much more than the impoverished picture painted by the shameful rankings provided by the UNICEF Innocenti Report Card.
James Shaw Recently, we announced that when we are in Government, the Green Party will increase the refugee quota to 5000 (it is currently 1000).
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Last month, I had an opportunity to meet and interact with students of the Papatoetoe High School in South Auckland. With less
Dr Parmjeet Parmar I am looking forward to driving through the Waterview Tunnel when it opens to traffic early this month. Once open, it will
Supplied Content A recent poll conducted of 750 voters (+/- 3.5% margin of error), in the Epsom electorate shows incumbent Epsom MP and ACT Party Leader, David Seymour, ahead with a
Sponsored Content With the job market buoyant and the cost of living in Auckland rising, choosing study over work is getting harder and harder. “I
Venkat Raman The inherent talent among the younger members of the community took centre stage at the Annual Children’s Charity Show held on June 17,
Staff Reporter The Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRCNZ) has awarded about $6 million to two researchers at Massey University to conduct research on
Staff Reporter Sixty New Zealand graduate students, academics, artists and professionals were honoured as Fulbright grantees at a ceremony held in Parliament on June 19,
ANZ Head of Corporate Affairs Peter Parussini has joined Manukau Institute of Technology Council as a Member. His appointment, covering a four-year tenure, began on
Venkat Raman Notwithstanding the fact that New Zealand continues to register robust growth, there are still a number of challenges, Prime Minister Bill English has
Former High Commissioner to India Rupert Holborow has been posted to Bonn to serve as our Ambassador to Germany. He is currently Divisional Manager of
Venkat Raman Massey Business School researchers have undertaken a study of the financial capability of Maori enterprises, with a $30,000 grant, awarded by the Westpac
People in Business Venkat Raman Ten years ago, in our July 1, 2007 issue, we had quoted Steve Bovaird (who was then Principal, Lynfield College,
Anand Mokashi Cryptocurrencies have become a global phenomenon. Perceived variously as geeky, mysterious, and scary, the concept of cryptocurrency is not well understood, though many
Sourced Content (IRD) A company director whose labour hire business supplied workers for major Auckland transport projects has been sentenced to nearly three years’ jail
Sourced Content (INZ) A New Zealand permanent resident who tried to fraudulently bring a child into New Zealand has been sentenced for providing false and
Sourced Content Four persons including two Taiwan nationals who were charged in relation to the importation, as well as conspiracy to import methamphetamine into New
It is time to abolish social welfare argues political analyst Dr Muriel Newman Last week, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), published its annual report
Michael Wood I received some very good advice at a seminar a couple of years ago. A seasoned political campaigner who had overseen dozens of
New Zealanders are perhaps among the most unforgiving beings when it comes to politics and political leaders. Possibly because public memory is short, they demand
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