September 1, 2012 Issue

Ethnic minority groups in New Zealand continue to suffer inequality in a number of areas including employment, despite the intervention of successive governments, government agencies

We are happy to announce that Gopalkrishna Gandhi, former Governor of the Indian State of West Bengal and the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and Chakravarthy

We are also happy to announce that New Zealand Mint Limited is the Sponsor of the Business Excellence in Restaurant Trade Category of our Business

The Pakistani community in Wellington and Auckland celebrated Pakistan Independence Day on Auckland 14, 2012. Hoisting the flag of his country at the High Commission

A group of community leaders, professionals and philanthropists recently returned from Fiji, after distributing almost $121,000 as scholarship money to more than 2300 poor students.

As every Indian man and his dog talk about India’s Independence celebration on 15 August, we need to stand back, away from misnomer and misplaced

One of the effects of living in a globalised world with extensive two-way immigration is the rapid change and development of our views and expectations.

The foundations of India were based on the principles of equality. Regardless of where we were born or raised, all of us belong to one

Two years ago, a media presenter in Auckland got into serious trouble for his unwarranted remarks about the then Governor General and the Chief Minister

The New Zealand Police has appointed Rakesh Naidoo to the post of Inspector. He is the first person of Indian origin (and from the Asian

One of our ‘most-liked cops’ is bidding farewell to New Zealand and moving across the Tasman to continue his career in the Western Australia Police.

The Auckland City District Police have launched a new initiative to combat the rising incidence of property crime. Senior Sergeant Vaughn Graham said that ‘Operation

Indians all over the world celebrated India’s 66th Independence Day recently with great pride, joy and fervour. India today is nothing like what it was

The Northern Campus of the Unitec Institute of Technology in Albany celebrated its first anniversary last fortnight. Sally Conway, Lecturer and Programme Leader in Language

Once a week during school term for almost 15 years, volunteers visited Whanganui’s Aramoho School to have a reading session with learners. The sessions run

Retirement may be an inevitable part of life but a majority of the retirees are not happy with their changed lifestyle, according to a new

An increasing number of Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs) in New Zealand are realising the importance of sustainable business practices, according Massey University students involved

Irrespective of their place of origin, Hindus will celebrate the ensuing ‘Ganesh Chaturthi,’ the Birthday of the ‘Remover of all obstacles’ with piety, accompanied by

The face of Canterbury and Christchurch is getting colours, a positive outcome of the devastating Earthquakes, demonstrating the unshakeable belief that ‘good things come out