November 1, 2012 Issue

The global financial crisis dominated my second term as the Governor of Reserve Bank of New Zealand. My first term saw five years of economic

I now know how powerless it feels to have people break down in front of you while describing the way HIV and AIDS has robbed

An Indian Dance School in the capital raised $1500 for the Wellington Free Ambulance, entertaining an appreciative audience with its students presenting scintillating performances of

A renowned member of the Indo-Fijian community, with mastery over a number of skills, was recently honoured with the ‘Ambassador for Peace’ title in Auckland.

Shanti Niwas Charitable Trust will operate a new service for the senior members of the community. Senior Citizens Minister Jo Goodhew launched the initiative called

The growing amity between Indians and Maori and the existing commonalities between the two segments of the population were underscored at the first-ever communion held

The Social Security (Benefit Categories and Work Focus) Amendment Bill will not benefit New Zealand’s vulnerable children. In my book, there are three kinds of

Olympic double-gold medallist Valerie Adams and an enthusiastic group of 14 Massey Olympians added a golden glow to the 2012 Albany Massey Blues awards that

Annual Sanatan Soccer Tournament at Ash Road grounds in Preston (Sydney) last month was major source of attraction to the younger members of the community.