February 2018

Llyod Burr (Newshub) Wellington, February 26, 2018 The battle to take the leadership of the National Party is looking like a two-horse race between Amy

Clare Curran Wellington, February 26, 2018 The Cabinet has confirmed the establishment of a four-member Ministerial Advisory Group to investigate the establishment of a Public

Too many speeches curtails Main Address Venkat Raman Auckland, February 26, 2018 The much-awaited address by one of the most powerful speakers of Tamil Nadu

Radio New Zealand February 26, 2018 It has been confirmed that US President Barack Obama will visit New Zealand in March. There has been speculation

Robin Bailey Lancashire, United Kingdom February 25, 2018 Daydreaming is one of life’s great joys. You can indulge in it when you’re stuck in a

Radio New Zealand Insight February 25, 2018 Noisy streets, workplaces and classrooms are becoming part and parcel of modern life. But while it is just

Venkat Raman Auckland, February 25, 2018 Actress Sridevi, who became rich and famous, firstly as a Tamil and later as Hindi film actress, passed away

Supplied Content Auckland, February 25, 2018 Excitement is building for MitoQ Best Dressed at the Oaks, scheduled to be held at the Tasman Room of

Sourced Content Auckland, February 24, 2018 A knee injury has forced Gabrielle Fa’amausili to withdraw from competing in the women’s 4x100m freestyle relay team at

Venkat Raman Auckland, February 24, 2018 Sinhalese Music in all its manifestations will resound the corridors of the Selwyn College located on Kohimarama Road in

Not yet, but soon enough Andrew Campbell Sydney, Australia, February 24, 2018 The term “addiction” is often bandied about when we think someone spends too

Indian Association to host ‘Indi Talks’ with Ashoke Pandit Auckland, February 24, 2018 Indian Association of New Zealand (IANZ), a representative body of the Indian

Shop-owners on Queen Street share ‘horror stories’ Ella Prendergast Auckland, February 24, 2018 Shop owners on Auckland’s Queen Street say that they are fed up

Supplied Content (Edited) Jakarta (Indonesia), February 23, 2018 Lawyers, education experts, religious leaders, youth groups, women’s groups and journalists in Indonesia gathered to forge social

Jane Patterson (RNZ) Gisborne, February 23, 2018 Five regions will receive just over $60 million in the first chunk of money allocated out of the

Radio New Zealand Wellington, February 23, 2018 (745 am) Equal-pay advocate Kristine Bartlett is the New Zealander of the Year for 2018. Ms Bartlett is

Venkat Raman Auckland, February 23, 2018 Like hundreds of thousands of people, Hari Gopal too arrived in New Zealand to pursue a dream, seek higher

Supplied Content Wellington, February 23, 2018 The New Zealand Parliament passed the Food Safety Law Reform Bill. The new law addresses the recommendations from the

Four-day event in Albany until February 25 Venkat Raman Auckland, February 22, 2018 (645 pm) Priest Chandru Parameswaran of the Papakura Ganesha Temple performed the

Crowdfunding closes on March 4, 2018 Venkat Raman Auckland, February 22, 2018 An Auckland based singer is raising funds to meet expenses related to her

Kelvin Davis International visitor-spending reached a record high of $10.6 billion in the year to December 2017. The latest International Visitor Survey results from the

But the risk of complacency looms Venkat Raman Auckland, February 22, 2018 Transparency International (TI) has rated New Zealand’s Public Sector as the least corrupt

Concerted effort of all New Zealanders is imperative Julie Chapman Auckland, February 22, 2018 KidsCan, the charity which provides food, clothing and basic health items

Venkat Raman Auckland, February 21, 2018 Tamilians from Tamil Nadu and from other parts of the world would have an opportunity to know about Erode

David Parker Wellington, February 21, 2018 I welcome the release of the text of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). New Zealand