RNZ Updates, Wellington, March 16, 2020 The Reserve Bank has cut its benchmark interest rate by three quarters of a percentage point, to support the economy against
Venkat Raman All persons arriving in New Zealand must undergo self-isolation for 14 days as the global risk of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) escalates to
Venkat Raman Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Andrew (Andy) Coster has been appointed as the next Police Commissioner of New Zealand. He will take over
Venkat Raman New Zealand First MP Shane Jones has reduced his tone against the Indian community but has called for a serious, nationwide discussion to
Efforts to stop spread of COVID-19 after one man dies Venkat Raman The Indian government has announced that all types of visas including those issued
TVNZ, Auckland Following Shane Jones’ rant about the Indian community “ruining” the country’s academic institutions, New Zealand’s Indian community is inviting him to visit to
“However, there is no ‘deliberate attempt’ to slow down visas in India” Venkat Raman Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has allayed fears that visitor visa applications
A few months ago (Indian Newslink, December 1, 2019), I wrote an article describing the Maori world view using the famous Maori proverb, “He Aha
This week we mark one year since the devastating mosque attacks in Christchurch that killed 51 people and shocked communities in New Zealand and around
Tim Brown Former doctor Venod Skantha has been sentenced to at least 19 years behind bars for the murder of 16-year-old Amber-Rose Rush. The 32-year-old
RNZ, Wellington Former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Michael Cullen might have as little as a few months to live, after being diagnosed with incurable lung cancer. Sir
Alexandra Wake Australia’s news landscape, and the ability of citizens to access quality journalism, has been dealt a major blow by the announcement the Australian Associated
The deepening Covid-19 epidemic highlights the connectedness of our globalised world and its fragility. China is a critical junction in a vast system of supply
It will also combat misinformation, declining public trust Supplied Content (Edited) Countering the global rise of misinformation and declining public trust with robust research and
Supplied Content The facts and fictions of baby fat have been revealed in the first-ever study of Aotearoa New Zealand new-borns body composition, including a
Balaji Chandramohan New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Arden’s recent State visit to Fiji will reset the country’s complicated relationship with Fiji. She scored high as
Venkat Raman Fijians seeking self-realisation and ‘true happiness’ received esteemed enlightenment in the presence of Brahmarishi (also Brahmrishi) Vishvasant Guruvanand, the Spiritual Leader, who simplified
Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama A few years back, we entered a new era of the Fiji-New Zealand friendship; an era defined by mutual respect and equality.
Michael Wood Our government is stepping up to prevent and reduce homelessness in New Zealand. The Aotearoa New Zealand Homelessness Action Plan, which was released
Supplied Content The Commerce Commission has issued a warning to The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) over its failure to comply with the
Panic buying aggravates fears Andy Yap The UK has found itself in a panic buying frenzy in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak. A very
What you should know Supplied Content New Zealand is one of 77 countries and territories to report confirmed cases of COVID-19. Keeping individuals, families and
There should be little surprise at Shane Jones’ latest racist outburst against Indians living in New Zealand. The typically florid, bombastic, pompous comments were, by
Dr Parmjeet Parmar This week we have seen the government’s soft on crime attitude has hit an all new low. For a start, Corrections released
Supplied Content Jiaxin Finance Limited, assisted by its owner Qiang Fu and his mother Fuqin Che, have been convicted of offences under the Anti-Money Laundering
Supplied Content A former Auckland Council employee has pleaded guilty to a corruption charge brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). Sundeep Dilip Rasila (42)
The futurists are hailing that the “the fourth industrial revolution” is upon us, a time where robots will take over predictable and routine tasks in
Venkat Raman People running their homes as boarding houses are breaching tenancy agreements and may be liable for punitive measures. They ma y be violating
Auckland, March 12, 2020 A key but often underestimated consideration for developers is the cost and impact of Development Contributions (DCs). These costs are confirmed
Auckland, March 13, 2020 An Auckland based organisation is advocating training young people as an economic imperative with a major role for businesses. Youth Employability
Indian Newslink
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Copyright © 2024 Indian Newslink. Indian Newslink is not responsible for the content of external sites.
