February 15 2011 issue

Colourful history of a colourful land

One of the most significant characteristics of cities and their suburbs in New Zealand is their colourful history, dating back to the early settlers. Most

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

A facelift for the Old Lady of Manukau

You will not recognise it soon, once the ‘Extreme Makeover’ style transformation of Old Papatoetoe is completed. The new-look shopping area will see cafes, a

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

A region of feathery plumes comes alive

‘Papatoetoe,’ the name with its characteristic lilt conjures up a vision of vast expanses of Toetoe, New Zealand’s largest native grass with its white feathery

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

A Feather in the Prince’s Cap

Papatoetoe was named after the ‘Prince of Wales’ feather (or toitoi), which grew abundantly in the swampy parts of the region. Due to confusion over

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

The glittering metal spreads joy and kinship

Unlike many other ethnic groups, the Indian community has a high propensity to purchase and consume gold, gold and studded jewellery and other items. Apart

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Quality generates customer interest

New Zealanders have a penchant for quality over-riding all other factors and the success of market players would depend on their ability to sustain internationally

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Reckless pricing discounts quality

The construction industry is constantly subject to fluctuations, reflecting the mood of the economy on the one hand and international trends on the other. There

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Laser treatment guarantees better care

The desire for sporting spotless skin, clear of pimples, depressions, ‘craters,’ tags and hair has led to a thriving skincare industry and over the years,

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

A goldmine in Papatoetoe!

Gold is a metal that conjures up a volley of dreams among the members of the Indian community. As well as embellishing a personality, it

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Finesse of the legal profession

About three years ago, in his message to the guests at a dinner hosted by Indian Law Practitioners of New Zealand, Governor General Sir Anand

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Impressions last forever

Every organisation is conscious of the image it builds and fosters in the market. While products and services are indubitably the final test that determines

Gem of a shop in Papatoetoe

While product and service quality are essential ingredients for customer satisfaction, success in business also depends on the environment. An ambience that bespeaks quality, embellished

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Hard Work is Chicken feed for franchisee

Operating a fast food outlet can be exciting and exacting at the same time. But Country Chicken & Pizza Express Franchisee in Papatoetoe (563 Great

Travel packages to suit every budget

Whether you are a first, business or economy class passenger, or a traveller on business or holiday with an eye on your wallet, you could

What caps your personality

Soccer, cricket and rugby players and enthusiasts are among those who bow down before Hassan Bhai of South City Barbers, not in shame but to

Store promise attire for all

Indian fashion has always been a source of intrigue and endearment and over the years, organisations like Ambaram and Sons in Papatoetoe that offer quality

Low overheads accrue price advantage

When Jay Narayan decided to venture into business less than three years ago, he thought a store that stocked and sold spices would not only

Papatoetoe : The Heartbeat of Manukau

Size has no relevance for success in law

Shailendra Singh established Singhs, Lawyers in 1996 as a law firm to provide efficient and cost effective service to the greater South Auckland Region. Since

Protect yourself from shoddy agents

Notwithstanding the fact that the new Immigration Act is designed to promote healthy practices among immigration consultants and agents and despite the fact that there

Protect yourself from shoddy agents

Notwithstanding the fact that the new Immigration Act is designed to promote healthy practices among immigration consultants and agents and despite the fact that there

Authentic food entices customers

Dining and takeaway clients looking for authentic food with hygiene and aroma can expect complete satisfaction at Country Fried Chicken & Pizza Express now open

Radio Apna 990 Fiji Cup

Pakistan should lift its game in Cricket

Pakistan and New Zealand played their Second Test Match in Wellington from January 15 to 19, 2011 at the Basin Reserve Stadium in Wellington. After

Radio Apna 990 Fiji Cup

Nasinu looks for flying colours

The Nasinu Soccer Club, with its distinctive Cyan Blue and Purple colours, is confident of coming out in flying hues at the ensuing Fiji Soccer

Radio Apna 990 Fiji Cup

Backline Boys at frontline Soccer

Tavua is the one of the oldest and most successful soccer teams associated with the NZ Fiji AFC. A group of soccer enthusiasts who migrated

Defaulting restaurants face stiff action

Owners and managers of restaurants, which are found guilty of concealing income, not remitting Income Tax and GST returns, will come to grief as the

February 15 2011 issue

War clouds gather for Election 2011

The two major parties have begun to pitch their battle tents as Prime Minister John Key announced that the General Election to choose new Members

February 15 2011 issue

Porridge for fraudster

Justice finally caught up 38-year-old Raghu Aryasomayajula, a native of the South Indian state of Andhra, as the Auckland District Court sentenced him to four

February 15 2011 issue

Challenges fortify will to succeed

This year is about building a brighter future for New Zealanders. The most important challenge facing New Zealand is our economic performance. By building the

February 15 2011 issue

Community leaders resent negative labelling

Two important community groupings have condoled the death of Ranjeeta Kumar, a 26-year-old woman who was burnt to death in Huntly near Hamilton last month,

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