August 15 2012

Many Indians leave their motherland for foreign shores in search of better career opportunities for themselves, and a higher standard of living for their families.

The progress report ‘Building Export Markets’ shows the significant work being done by businesses and the Government to grow New Zealand’s international competitiveness. The Report

The Government should be congratulated on pulling together all its plans for the export sector into one document and for setting the country a stretch

Thousands of young, undocumented immigrants in the US, including Indians have begun applying for relief under President Barack Obama’s ‘Mini Dream Act,’ that allows them

Hoping to touch a patriotic chord, private coaching academies are increasingly looking at Indians settled abroad and their children to sell them the idea of

Political ‘governance’ exists on sub-National, the Nation-State and supra-National levels. It became fashionable in policy circles some 10-15 years ago to talk of the ‘porous’

Prime Minister John Key has paid tributes to the Indian business community in New Zealand, saying that Indian businesses have been strong and strategic partners

New Zealanders with Citizenship or Permanent Residence status would be able to sponsor their parents with greater ease under the new immigration regime, which came

Entries to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2012 will close at 6 pm on Friday, August 31, 2012. The Awards Scheme is open to

We are facing the single-biggest challenge for the new Auckland Council – merging the former rates systems into one – and I want to make

The Government’s proposal to create a new partnership with the private sector with the establishment of Charter Schools will see the light of the day,

In a move that could generate additional employment through development of skills, computer giant IBM has joined forces with Unitec Institute of Technology to establish

Contrary to popular belief, food-borne ailments and diseases can emanate from our homes, although the need for good hygiene and good public health are imperative

Tertiary Education Minister Steven Joyce has encouraged the Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) to look at options for developing a network of South Island

The Government was not talking to communities, businesses or workers, Tertiary Education Union (TEU) National President Sandra Grey said at ‘Speak Up for Education’ meeting

It has been a slow start to collective bargaining at New Zealand’s universities this year with only Victoria, Massey and Otago beginning negotiations. The Tertiary

May 2012 marked a solemn reminder of three years that have passed since the end of decades-long violence in Sri Lanka. While some celebrated with

It was a special day to pamper mothers and children with disabilities at the ‘Asian Families Positive Action Programme’ held recently in Auckland. Organised by

You can earn beneficial spiritual returns by observing simple, recommended practices during the upcoming month of ‘Purushotham’ (August 18 to September 16, 2012). ‘Purushotham Maas’

Auckland based Mata Amritanandamayi Satsang Group Inc has commenced free monthly meditation workshops. Held on the first Saturday of every month, the workshops are based