August 2018

Supplied Content Wellington, August 13, 2018 Revenue Minister Stuart Nash has said that New Zealand’s ability to detect and prevent tax evasion is enhanced by

Supplied Content Wellington, August 13, 2018 Minister of Housing and Urban Development Phil Twyford has welcomed the opening of pre-qualification for first homebuyers and second-chancers

Venkat Raman (From Taiwan) With Indian Newslink Staff New Zealand’s political leaders have called for closer economic, political, commercial and bilateral relations with India, stating

Greg Roughan When the government announced on Friday (August 10) that it was banning single-use plastic bags, it was its use of the ‘c-word’ that

Staff Reporter (Indian Newslink) Suva, Fiji, August 12, 2018 More than 31,000 Fijians are currently benefitting from the Government’s Free Medicine Programme, Health and Medical

Supplied Content Auckland, August 12, 2018 Virtual reality (VR) field trips are now being used to teach students about construction and leaky homes at the

Supplied Content Auckland, August 12, 2018 Banqer, the online financial literacy platform that sees New Zealand Primary School students paying tax, saving for retirement and

Novelist Sir Vidia Naipaul dead RNZ (BBC Report) London, August 12, 2018 Novelist Sir VS Naipaul, who won the Nobel Prize in literature, has died

Supplied Content Hawke’s Bay, August 12, 2018 A 17-year-old Napier youth will appear in the Hastings District Court next week facing a charge of aggravated

Wellington, August 11, 2018 High-quality education delivery, student experience and global citizenship are among the pillars of a new government strategy for New Zealand’s international

Supplied Content Wellington, July 11, 2018 Internal Affairs Minister Tracey Martin has announced that Mary Scholtens QC will lead the Government Inquiry into the Appointment

Elliot Ikilei Auckland, August 10, 2018 Maori and Pacifica have become the victims in the restrictions to Free Speech, New Conservative Party Deputy Leader Elliot

Mark Jennings Auckland, August 10, 2018 When Don Brash got up to speak at the debate on free speech at the University of Auckland last

Matthew Theunissen Auckland, August 10, 2018 Former National Party Leader Dr Don Brash was last night front and centre of the free speech debate that’s

Peter Dunne Wellington, August 9, 2018 The debate around free speech and what constitutes it has become toxic and almost irrational. Increasingly, it seems virtually

Kavitha Muralidharan Chennai, August 9, 2018 On July 29, 2018, Ninety-four-year-old Muthuvel Karunanidhi completed half a century as the President of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam

Jane Patterson Wellington, August 9, 2018 Police have confirmed that they did receive an allegation of bullying on a joint project with the Justice Ministry