Katie Scotcher Wellington, March 16, 2018 Hundreds of university students, lawyers and academics have marched through Wellington, asking for under-fire law firm Russell McVeagh to
World traveller on wheels set for the Great Challenge Staff Reporter Suresh Joseph is a maverick of gargantuan proportions. Having ‘conquered the world,’ he has
Venkat Raman Fiji’s Prime Minister Josiah Voreqe Bainimarama sent his personal condolences, former Fijian Prime Minister Mahendra Choudhary flew up to Auckland and so did
Michael Morrah (Newshub) Business leaders say that New Zealand’s reputation is at risk if employers don’t do more to combat modern-day slavery. Immigration Minister Iain
Venkat Raman It is often said that sleep is short death and death is long sleep. I would like to believe that Dr Robert Lateef
Newshub Simon Bridges appears to already be at odds with his Finance and Housing spokeswomen. The new National leader revealed his reshuffled Shadow Cabinet on
Latest Poll puts Labour ahead of National Colin James (RNZ) Labour’s latest average is 44.0%, against National’s 42.7%. Except for a few feverish days during
Staff Reporter The Indian government has announced that conversion of People of Indian Origin (PIO) cards to Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card at the
Nikki Kaye Labour must come up with more cash if it is to go ahead with its unrealistic plan to end school donations, with data
Sourced Content Former Owner-Managing Director of New Zealand Career College, entrepreneur and Sponsor of our Business Awards Feroz Ali has announced acquisition of the Auckland
Supplied Content Waitakere Hindi School, arguably the finest institution of its kind serving the community has received $2500 (its targeted amount) funding from a charitable
Tim Fowler Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) has announced its final decisions on a pathway for reorganisation. This follows a period of consultation with staff on
Selita Bolanavanua New Zealand has donated 15,015 Voting Screens to Fiji, which is facing General Election soon. Chief Electoral Officer Alicia Wright handed over cardboard
Losirene Lacanivalu The Fijian Police Force and the Government will not condone any Police brutality and offenders will be brought to justice, Defence Minister Inoke
Kathrin Krishna Sixty-four per cent of women in Fiji go through some form of violence in their lives. To address this issue, the Ministry for
Waisea Nasokia Lautoka lawyer and former People’s Democratic Party (PDP) stalwart Aman Ravindra Singh has been appointed to lead the Fiji Labour Party (FLP) into
Todd Niall (RNZ) Housing strategist Leonie Freeman has pulled the plug on her 19-month philanthropic bid for an independent body to set, monitor and deliver on home-building
Venkat Raman A space designer, an international trade manager and a dairy farmer are among the three new persons inducted into the Governance Board of
Venkat Raman New Zealanders can expect a ‘Wellbeing Budget,’ which will support growth of human, natural, financial and social capital, Finance Minister Grant Robertson has
Lucy Corry If you don’t approach it in the right way, selling a property that is part of a Trust can get extremely complicated. If
A Former Economist-PM who got less than what he deserved Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi During my recent visit to India, I had the honour of meeting
Rachel Nath Strong allegations of poor, pathetic and shameful public health services were made by Opposition MP Biman Prasad in Fijian Parliament on Friday, March
Professor Stephen Hawking dies at 76 Newshub Noted British theoretical physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has died aged 76. Prof Hawking developed a slow-progressing from of
Grant McPherson A group of 35 award-winning Indian university students have started studies at universities throughout New Zealand under a new Scholarship Programme. The New
Newshub Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Labour Party President Nigel Haworth have delivered an apologetic press conference, admitting major failings by the party. Ms Ardern
Kris Faafoi Stakeholder feedback has confirmed that predatory practices, irresponsible lending and unacceptable debt collection practices are still impacting on vulnerable New Zealanders. Research, undertaken
Editorial One Issue 388 March 15, 2018 Not for a moment think that exploitation of migrant workers and international students is peculiar to New Zealand.
Editorial Two Issue 388 March 15, 2018 General elections are usually such an enigma to contestants, party workers and the voting public alike, that they
Peter Dunne Much of the commentary since the election of Simon Bridges as leader of the National Party has been utterly mindless. After all, it
A Vastu Shastra expert explains the technique Krish Dasgupta vastumitr@gmail.com Make your home Vastu compliant with simple remedies. Vastu Shastra is an Indian science developed
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