Government must stop this education rot now!
Fraud, deceit and exploitation dominate student enrolment Venkat Raman The reputation of New Zealand as a quality destination is at risk and the country will
Fraud, deceit and exploitation dominate student enrolment Venkat Raman The reputation of New Zealand as a quality destination is at risk and the country will
Venkat Raman The family of the late Raman Ranchhod has announced the establishment of a charity to support people with terminal illnesses fulfill their wish.
And accountability ensures compliance Fourth in a series of Six Parts Venkat Raman One of the most important attributes of Parliamentary system of democracy is
Supplied Content 60,000 voters could miss out on voting in the September General Election after their enrolment update packs were returned marked “gone, no address.”
Lyn Provost New Zealand has worked hard to have an ethical and transparent public sector. Accusations of corruption and bribery should be of concern to
Thakur Ranjit Singh Those familiar with American Football would know that ‘Hail Mary Pass’ is a very long forward pass made in desperation, towards end of
Kelvin Davis Jacinda Ardern is the hottest political ticket in town. Her appointment as Leader of the Labour Party has changed everything. I was very
Roshan Nauhria In politics, ‘Law and Order’ refers to demands for a strict criminal justice system, especially in relation to violent and property crime, through stricter criminal penalties.
Anil Sharma The New Zealand Peoples Party (NZPP) has a frim policy for first homebuyers and immigrants, which we believe, will provide them protection and
Jacinda Ardern Over the past fortnight, it has been clear that there is new energy to Labour’s campaign and our approach to the upcoming election
Dr Parmjeet Parmar In my last column, I shared with Indian Newslink readers how this National-led Government is working hard to take on the challenges
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Reliable and efficient transport systems are essential for ensuring cities continue to thrive, giving people easy access to jobs, education and services.
Bala (Venu) Beeram West Auckland is a vital part of Auckland’s economy and National is investing heavily in infrastructure to continue growth. Better connectivity will
Dr Muriel Newman They say a week is a long time in politics. So, it turns out, is an hour and a half. At 830
Denise Roche Coverage of international student exploitation has hit the headlines recently with several sad articles about the state of international student exploitation in the
Peter Dunne Jacinda Ardern has my warmest congratulations, my best wishes, and my immense commiserations as she takes on the role of Leader of the
Dr Rajen Prasad My recent work for the Commonwealth was in the Kingdom of Lesotho, one of the least developed countries in Africa. It continues
Amy Adams A re-elected National Government will continue its focus on keeping New Zealanders safe by cracking down on the most serious young offenders and
Winston Peters More than a third of decisions in May this year concerning Philippines students applying to study in New Zealand were uncovered as fraudulent.
Venkat Raman New Zealand’s education sector including universities and tertiary institutions, officials of the government and government agencies should learn to realign their courses, programmes
Sourced Content (Radio New Zealand) John Gerritsen Immigration New Zealand believes that Indian business owners are deliberately targeting Indian foreign students as cheap labour and
Staff Reporter A new study at Massey University has recommended Compulsory driver’s licence education at secondary schools. It said that a driver’s license will make
Lyn Provost First of many parts Good governance makes a real difference to any organisation. A report that I tabled last year as Auditor General
Apurv Shukla High principles of public sector governance and responsibility are essential to strong democracies. These ensure transparent, effective and proficient use of public resources
Second and Final Part Anand Mokashi Regulatory and Social Concerns Cryptocurrency, a quicker, cheaper, and more reliable form of worldwide payment than fiat money, is not
Editorial One Issue 375, August 15, 2017 Elections have always excited people, although some surveys showed apathy among the younger members of the society, which
Editorial Two Issue 375, August 15, 2017 While the fast-changing election scenario in New Zealand continues to baffle even the most experienced political analysts and
Jacinda Ardern could well be the Saviour Venkat Raman The exit of Andrew Little as Leader of the Labour Party earlier this month with the
Lip Service and little deed, keep Indo-Kiwi relations afar Venkat Raman This article may be seen as an anachronism and as a thorn in the
Constantino Xavier cxavier@ceip.org The emerging concept of India as a ‘First Responder’ reflects the country’s growing capability and increasing willingness to assume the role of
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