Pancha Narayanan Wellington, December 15, 2017 Multicultural New Zealand has delivered a briefing to the Incoming Ministers outlining key issues and opportunities facing ethnic, migrant
Chris Hipkins Wellington, December 15, 2017 Overassessment of students and teacher workload will be addressed as part of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
Judge Andrew Becroft Wellington, December 15, 2017 We welcome the Families Package announced yesterday (Thursday, December 14, 2017) and we hope it will make a
But it runs the risk of inept and heartless bureaucracy Alastair McClymont Almost everyone I speak to says the same thing: “Immigration will be harder
Festival and Conference in Hyderabad from December 15 to 19, 2017 Ratna Venkat The South Indian State of Telangana will receive international limelight and acclaim
Sourced Content The right of all children to grow up to be healthy, strong, well-educated and capable of contributing to their societies underpins every international
Stand First: The ‘2017 Child Poverty Monitor’ released on December 7, 2017 indicated a drop of 1% to 2% across the measures of child poverty
Paula Bennett Confirmation from the Children’s Commissioner that the growth in child poverty has been halted is largely due to initiatives introduced by National. Judge
Venkat Raman Following her announcement on Thursday, December 7, 2017 that she was relinquishing her post as Head of Community Banking at BNZ, effective December
Clare Curran Communications Minister Clare Curran has released a report outlining the digital divide in New Zealand. The following is her Statement: In line with
Julie Anne Genter A New Report shows how girls experience online harm differently than boys, and tailored prevention approaches are needed. The Report ‘Insights into
Research to understand the Autonomic Nervous System Venkat Raman Do you know that almost every emotion activates your nervous system which in turn impacts on
Magnanimity of Indo-Fijians acknowledged at launch Venkat Raman About two years ago, Yale University of Medicine introduced ‘Super Brain Yoga,’ stating that it is a
Supplied Content Former Fijian residents Dan Pariachi and Madhu Mala have scooped a major award in New Zealand that recognises excellence in the country’s franchise
Satish Ranchhod New Zealand has experienced a massive migration boom. Flows of people into the country have been running hot for several years now, including
Frank Newman The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has loosened its grip on bank lending, making it a little easier for low deposit homebuyers.
Supplied Content On November 25, 2017, about 1200 social representatives including youth and religious leaders gathered at the First Peace Conference of Religious Leaders in
It pays to seek professional advice all the time Lucy Corry While buying your first home can be a nerve-wracking experience, buying your second (or
Frank Neuman It seems insurance companies are requiring landlords and property managers to be much more vigilant in the way rental property is managed. The
Editorial One Issue 383 December 15, 2017 Alastair McClymont, who wrote our frontpage story in this issue dispels the myth that the Labour Party is
Editorial Two Issue 383 December 15, 2017 Sunny days are here but Christmas bells are yet to chime. The holiday season is closing in, but
Jai Sears in Grenada I write in response to a letter on Mahatma Gandhi entitled ‘Dustbin of History’ written by Josiah Rougier and published in
Dr Jackie Blue A concerted effort to eliminate ethnic pay gaps will be required if we are to achieve the Prime Minister’s and the Minister
Julian Wood Cigarettes, while not worth their weight in gold, are now worth one-and-half times their weight in silver, as successive governments have increased the
Dr David Clark I announced (on Tuesday, December 5, 2017), the urgent establishment of a new Ministerial Advisory Group on the Health System. Following is
Dr Muriel Newman Welfare reform requires great care. Of all policy areas, the unintended consequences of getting it wrong can be devastating, especially for
Supplied Content Indian Newslink Health Columnist Thilliar Varnakulasingham has been elected as a Retired Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Established in 1805, The
Venkat Raman Members of the various chapters of the Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) marked ten years of their operations and service
‘Fruits in the Backwater’ open in Porirua A collection of works of Wellington based artist Kerry Ann Lee is now open at the Pataka Art
Youi has announced partnership with New Zealand Roadside Assistance (NZRA) Limited to deliver the national 24/7 Youi Roadside Assistance service. NZRA provides roadside assistance services
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