August 1 2011 Issue

I have always encouraged our people to focus on the large interest of the New Zealand society within which our interests as Indian New Zealanders

One of the world’s largest audit and business consultancy firms has joined the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) 2011 as a Sponsor with a

Work place lotto syndicates are a great way to increase the chances of winning the big jackpot, as you can buy more entries into the

Community organisations and religious entities employing priests to provide specialised services can heave a sigh of relief with Immigration New Zealand taking a more sympathetic

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton re-affirmed her country’s commitment in eliminating terrorism while pushing forward Indo-US relations during her just concluded visit to India.

The startling statements of Ghulam Nabi Azad about Indian homosexuals expose not only an idiot but also more importantly the cancerous ‘chamcha’ culture that grips

Over the past 16 years, we have sourced over $8 billion in funding. We are in contact with the banks on a daily basis, which

The proposed new Tax Policy recently released by the Labour Party is a bold step towards a fairer society, demonstrated more graphically than in the

National was elected promising to get tough on crime, and we are delivering on that promise. Tackling violent crime and ensuring our communities are safe

Voters in New Zealand will get to evaluate issues raised by Labour and National, the two major parties as they go to polls on November

The 85 Tamils who were detained in the port of Tanjung Pinang in the Riau Islands off Sumatra in Indonesia obviously did not know about

A Massey University study has identified Dominion Road in Central Auckland as a potential Chinatown tourist attraction. A Report accompanying the Study said the absence

New Zealanders will have a rare opportunity of listening to one of the most learned scholars of Law and Islam in Auckland this weekend. Dr

International Relations scholar and the University of Canterbury Professor Jacob Bercovitch passed away on June 10, losing his battle to cancer. He is survived by

The fight for democracy in Fiji has reached new heights of political expediency, with hitherto political foes seen drinking from the same pail. In addition,

India’s High Commissioner to Australia Sujatha Singh was “absolutely impressed” with the beauty and culture of Fiji during her short visit to the country last

The US has asked India to flex its political muscle and play a dominant and assertive role in Asia and across the Asia-Pacific. “This is

The Urban youth The Indian metropolis and cities today witness increased employment for their burgeoning population, rising income commensurate somewhat with the cost of living

Although isolated geographically and despite being a small nation, New Zealand is considered a major asset by the international community and an important player in

There is an old saying that when times get tough, you find out who your real friends are. I can proudly say that during the

If New Zealand is to own its own future, as Phil Goff wants, we will need to learn from past mistakes. One of the lessons

Increasing number of people from all over the world are attracted to New Zealand, which offers political stability, in addition to a number of other

The collapse of a number of finance companies in recent years has spelt substantial loss to many investors. Hence, the role of Financial Advisers and