Venkat Raman Cash payments are likely to be capped in the sale and purchase of cars, motorcycles, jewellery and art as the New Zealand government
Inland Revenue has won a High Court case against Eric Watson’s Cullen Group over a nearly $52 million tax debt. After a nine-day trial in
An Analysis by Peter Wilson The government has to deal with the possible return of New Zealand’s first “Kiwi Jihadi” and the serious implications of
Venkat Raman A South Auckland based legal firm has just launched a wide range of services in India, available to all its clients in New
Michael Wood We are now well into 2019 and the Government is working hard on our priorities for the year. While we have not seen
Wellington High Commission commences printing Venkat Raman Auckland, March 2, 1019 People of Indian Origin (PIO) who are eligible to obtain the status of ‘Overseas
Newsroom Analysis by Laura Walters Jacinda Ardern has called Australia’s deportation policy “corrosive” to the Trans-Tasman relationship; Winston Peters says it is a “festering sore.”
Gill Bonnett Unregulated marketing managers hired by New Zealand education institutes are using cut-throat recruitment practices to lure international students, some immigration advisers say. Representatives
Kieran Madden The Government is dead-set on improving “wellbeing” as the mark of their leadership, and “long-term intergenerational wellbeing” in particular. This requires whipping out
Venkat Raman Bilateral relations between New Zealand and Fiji are expected to rise to a higher level with a new spirit of amity that has
The Fijian government has urged its people to report any human rights violations to the relevant authorities. Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama made the appeal
Phil Goff promises fairer, cleaner and liveable Auckland Venkat Raman Auckland, March 3, 2019 Auckland Mayor Phil Goff launched his re-election campaign this afternoon, promising
Simon Chapple In the aftermath of the controversy surrounding former National MP Jami-Lee Ross and Opposition National Party Leader Simon Bridges, discussions have focused on
TWG responds to KiwiSaver claims Tax Working Group Chairman Sir Michael Cullen has refuted a claim by National Party that the Group’s tax recommendations will
Reclassification of cough medicines made effective Karen Brown Wellington, March 3, 2019 Some pharmacists are scrambling to take cough medicines off pharmacy shelves following a
Thomas Coughlan Wellington, February 27, 2019 In spite of its apparent hefty rates, many eligible property owners would pay less Capital Gains Tax per year
Peter Dunne The Report of the Tax Working Group heralds potentially one of the most significant shake-ups of our tax system in the last thirty
Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi You don’t have to be rich to live on a lifestyle block. There will be a lot of worried New Zealanders as
Issue 411 March 15, 2019 The New Zealand Government should move fast and regulate cash proceeds among buyers and sellers of a vast variety of
Issue 411, March 15, 2019 The Election Commission of India has announced that General Elections to the 543 seats (plus two seats to be nominated
With only seven months to go, several candidates have already shown an interest in running for their city’s top job: Mayor. Every three years, members
Anna Kucirkova Meta: The United States recently withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Why? And what are the ramifications for the US economy? Here’s what you
A mammoth production to enthral New Zealanders Supplied Content An Indian-Australian woman is on a mission to prove that there is more to Indian performing
Modelling is a profession that allow personal refinement and rediscovery of the self, guiding along a pathway to recognition and success, says Shelaila Singh, our
Venkat Raman New Zealanders will get an opportunity to witness the rich cultural heritage of the North Indian state of Uttarakhand at an annual event
Supplied Content A new organisation to provide meaningful opportunities to people of diverse, ethnic backgrounds in various sports activities has recently been launched in Auckland.
‘Hotel Mumbai’ in New Zealand Cinemas from March 14 Venkat Raman If you had followed the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26, 2008 in
An ancient art gets a modern twist to sate the palate Venkat Raman India is not about Curry and Kebab, and the Butter Chicken that
Rasmus Juul-Olsen The Hindu festival of Holi in India is undoubtedly the country’s most vibrant; and outside India, probably the best known. Although now celebrated in
Sunil Kaushal The Holi Festival of Colour is a traditional Indian holiday celebrated in our own innovative fashion, adapted to the contemporary Kiwi scene.
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