March 15 2011 Issue

Infuriated by the growing number of rogue agents victimising students going overseas for higher education, the Indian Government is considering a licensing regime that is

New Zealand has named former Military Chief Lieutenant General Jerry Mateparae as the next Governor-General making him only the second Maori to hold the high

The Earthquake at 12.51pm on February 22 has changed the face of Christchurch forever and left a community in shock. To lose so many people

You may be forgiven for assuming that every hotel that survived the devastating earthquake in Christchurch on February 22 would have made the best use

The Fijian Muslim community living in Fiji has shown compassion and solidarity to the people of New Zealand with their donations. Suva based Fiji Muslim

It would be a long-drawn and protracted affair for the New Zealand Police in Christchurch and none of the executed and envisaged tasks would be

The New Zealand Police are addressing child abuse as ‘National Priority’ and taking steps to control its occurrence and warn perpetrators of zero tolerance. The

Fifteen years ago, a detective investigating an attack on an elderly woman in Gisborne recalled the presence of an unidentified latent prints found on a

Education has become a major casualty in Christchurch following the devastating Earthquake that struck the Garden City on February 22. Marian College for Girls are

Massey University Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey has announced a number of initiatives to help students affected by the Earthquake in Christchurch continue their tertiary education. As

A ten-year old North Shore City pupil won the top position in his age group at the 2011 World Maths Day held on March 1.

Nine students, with the potential to become successful entrepreneurs or top-class executives in public or private sector companies began their exciting and eventful journey as

Christchurch, one of the most beautiful, tranquil, serene and charming cities in the world, is now lying in the ruins of February 22 Earthquake. Since

BNZ has issued a gloomy overview of the New Zealand economy. Even before the Earthquake, the Bank said New Zealand was slipping back into recession,

After initial resistance, Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt for almost 30 years, agreed to step down. Reports suggested that the Egyptian Army supported the mass

Millions of Australians celebrated our National Day on January 26. Among the most enthusiastic participants were our newest Australian citizens. About 13,000 people took the

The second stage of the Government’s Budget 2010 tax package will come into effect on April 1 2011. It will be useful for businesses and

What a fantastic idea if you can pay off your mortgage in 15 years and save more than $200,000 on a $300,000 mortgage! Such an

There are many good reasons for Indian-Kiwi companies and businesspersons to enter the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2011. It is a competition between businesses