August 15, 2011 Issue

An ambience that bespeaks aesthetic beauty and elegance, eco-friendly environment, state-of-the-art facilities and amenities and a highly motivated and professional qualified management and staff are

We are currently in the midst of winter with the usual rounds of flu. Most New Zealand homes are far from satisfactory conditions. All of

A World Cultural Festival held in Berlin on July 2 and 3, 2011 was a celebration of achievement and a “vision to do more.” It

In an age when many youngsters would prefer to tread the path of success cut out by their seniors, there are some, who believe in

Devotees of Lord Krishna in New Zealand would join their counterparts worldwide to mark the birthday of their favourite God later this month. The ‘Hare

New Zealand is a multicultural country and Manukau City can boast of having the most ethnically diverse groups living within its boundaries. Some call it

Models for a sustainable and affordable social support system for families and whānau in New Zealand already exist. They just need recognition and support. All

Youngster Shriram Iyer, who has enthralled music lovers on both sides of the Tasman and India, has just released a song in aid of the

Popular vocalists Ravi Muthumanickam and Vishnu Priya Mallela will lead a group of 13 other singers at a musical programme due to be held on

Mangere Sports Stadium was once again at the centre of another international fixture when the Canadian Fiji U17 team visited New Zealand for a two-match

Members of the Indian community in New Zealand evince wide interest in Cricket, Hockey and Soccer, but 18-year-old Nirraj Heer is paving the way for