January 2018

Eight women also debate on its future at Auckland Muthamil Sangam Pongal Celebrations Venkat Raman Auckland, January 21, 2018 Tamil is the oldest language in

Edibles sold at Kite Festival lands Pratima Nand into trouble Pratima Nand Auckland, January 21, 2018 My first visit to the Kite Festival held at

Supplied Content Auckland, January 21, 2018 Law firm Russell McVeagh has announced the sale of Paymark, a leading New Zealand payment network to Ingenico Group,

Radio New Zealand Auckland, January 20, 2018 Marae in Northland should be used as bail addresses for people with nowhere else to go but prison,

Newshub Wellington, January 20, 2018 A Wellington woman has written to a Malaysian senator, voicing her disgust at Air Asia’s flight attendant uniforms and calling

Radio New Zealand Wellington, January 20, 2018 Finance Minister and Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson has said that he will make an example of landlords

Venkat Raman Indian Newslink, Auckland, January 20, 2018 AUT (Auckland University of Technology) Professor of Electrical and Electrical Engineering Krishnamachar Prasad was honoured with the

Audrey Truschke The Wire India January 20, 2018 Book Review: Sunil Sharma’s ‘Mughal Arcadia: Persian Literature in an Indian Court’ has implications for how we

Indian film ‘Pad Man’ dubbed first feature film on the subject Supplied Content (Edited) with Soundbites London, January 20, 2018 Bestselling female Indian author, film

PM’s pregnancy a positive strength to society Grant Duncan Massey University, January 19, 2018 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s announcement of her pregnancy is fabulous news

Venkat Raman Auckland, January 19, 2018 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has just announced that she is pregnant and that she and her Partner Clarke Gayford

Seven academics advocate rethink and remake of Democracy The Conversation, USA/Australia January 19, 2018 These comments on the global fate of democracy, the first in

David Wine, New York, USA January 19, 2018 According to Dr Charles (Chuck) Basch, author of Healthier Students Are Better Learners, health issues, which disproportionately

Supplied Content Wellington, January 19, 2018 The failed BEST Pacific Institute of Education in Auckland filed incorrect student information and under-delivered on its training promises,

Auckland, January 18, 2018 The New Zealand Telugu Association (NZTA), based in Auckland, is organising a Blood Donation Drive on Thursday, February 8, 2018 between

SME Summit in Auckland on January 31 Supplied Content Auckland, January 18, 2018 Dramatic change is needed to grow New Zealand’s small business economy, and,

More than 80 events from Feb 2 to 18 Sourced Content Auckland, January 18, 2018 This year’s Auckland Pride Festival, scheduled to be held from

However, this is not a free service Supplied Content Auckland, January 18, 2018 Bookings are now open for Auckland Council’s 2018 inorganic service, which will

Supplied Content (Edited) Washington DC, January 18, 2018 A young Pakistani Researcher has extolled the teachings of Sikh legend Hari Singh Nalwa, saying that the

Dr Muriel Newman Whangarei, January 17, 2018 Earlier this month, a gift shop owner on Waiheke Island was called a racist, for selling golliwogs. The

Jacinda Ardern Wellington, January 17, 2018 A 150-year-old pub is among three heritage buildings to receive funding to help with earthquake strengthening. Hurunui Hotel The

Supplied Content Auckland, January 17, 2018 Auckland Council has announced that Waitangi ki Manukau will return to Hayman Park in Manukau this year. This free-for-all

Newshub Auckland, January 16, 2018 If you are looking for a place to eat in Auckland, you might want to avoid these food outlets. Auckland

Wide-ranging topics evince global interest Supplied Content University of Auckland, January 16, 2018 How property-owners decision-making influenced the Christchurch rebuild, challenges to commercial landlords posed

Ruchika Agarwal January 16, 2018 Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust conducted its 16th Annual Children & Youth Summer Camp, a five-day programme for children aged 6