Analysis by Peter Wilson Wellington, April 26, 2024 Major Events of the Week: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon took away portfolios from two Ministers which was
Finding The Perfect Fit Nick Giles & Rafiq Bhamani Auckland, April 26, 2024 Finding the right business for you is key to ensure a smooth
Samata Biswas Kolkata, April 25, 2024 In the award-winning Sea of Poppies, Indian novelist Amitav Ghosh immortalised the journey of the 19th-century indentured labour migrants
The great Nineteenth British Prime Minister William Gladstone once observed that “the first essential for a Prime Minister is to be a good butcher.” When
Sourced Content from RNZ (Edited) Wellington, April 25, 2024 Anzac Day has been marked around New Zealand, the Pacific and at Gallipoli, with Deputy Prime
Analysis by Jo Moir (RNZ) Wellington, April 24, 2024 Prime Minister Christopher Luxon framing the demotion of two of his Ministers as the portfolios getting “too
There are a small number of decisions made by the government since it took office that I agree with. There are many decisions they have
Ramesh Keetezhathu Auckland, April 20, 2024 A theatrical homage to a former King of Travancore, a cultural programme to explore and expose inherent talents, a
Ajay Gudavarthy New Delhi, April 18, 2024 Indian democracy is at a crossroads. People are more invested in elections even as they become more sceptical
Peter Dunne Wellington, April 18, 2024 There has been a positive but restrained response to the deal announced between Stuff and Warner Brothers Discovery to
Jemima Huston Wellington, April 17, 2024 About 90% of Oranga Tamariki staff are likely to be cut completely, and 565 Ministry of Education jobs are
Open-Ed This story was updated at 4 pm on April 24, 2024 As the Founder of a charitable trust, I have witnessed the profound impact
Warner Bros Discovery has done a deal with Stuff to provide news to replace Newshub. It will keep news on TV channel Three from 6 July and
Bridget Tunnicliffe Wellington, April 14, 2024 The Southern Steel are determined to return to winning ways this year with the help of old faces, including
Jamie Wall Sydney, April 14, 2024 Super Rugby Pacific needed some entertaining games on another meagre round of fixtures last weekend, although the Waratahs’ unbelievable 43-40
In an effort to strengthen family support and financial stability, the New Zealand government has passed legislation to aid KiwiSaver contributions for parents during periods
Rizwan Mohammad New Zealanders are witnessing a boom in Indian food trucks serving street delicacies uncommon to traditional Indian restaurants. Already popular with Indian migrants,
Gaurav Sharma Business associations, retailers and leaders from the Indian community have expressed disappointment at the latest quarterly targets on crime unveiled by the government
Nick Giles Auckland, April 12, 2024 Bowl & Arrow was founded in 2015 by two friends with the aim of creating nutritious smoothie bowls that
Belinda Feek (New Zealand Herald (through RNZ) A man who was driving a Tesla when it crashed, caught fire and claimed the life of
April 10 is a dramatic day in New Zealand’s history. On April 10, 1919, the preliminary results of a referendum showed that New Zealanders had
Nick Hajli Loughborough, UK, April 11, 2024 Social media platforms have become more than mere tools for communication. They’ve evolved into bustling arenas where truth
Preminda Jacob Maryland, USA, April 11, 2024 As the largest electorate in history goes to the polls in India from April 19 to June 1,
Jenny Salesa Wellington, April 10, 2024 One of the best things about my role is celebrating cultural festivals alongside many of our ethnic communities who
Radio New Zealand Wellington, April 8, 2024 Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced nine targets for the government to deliver in the next six years.
Ramil Adhikari Wellington, April 7, 2024 Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora) and the National Poisons Centre are asking members of the Indian community to
After years of aspirational leadership, we have been served a cold slice of reality in place of the delectable cake of good intentions. Headlines announcing
Taiwan and New Zealand are two small island states with much in common. Both are vibrant, independent democracies, living in the shadow of an overbearing
Auckland Council Chief Economist says that slower increases in housing costs are ‘the fingerprints on a smoking gun’ proving upzoning improves affordability Nearly eight years
Natalie Sherman, Kayla Epstein & Michelle Fleury BBC News New York, March 31, 2024 Sam Bankman-Fried, Co-Founder of the failed crypto exchange FTX, has been
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