Corruption raises its ugly head in New Zealand
Corruption is beginning to surface in New Zealand and has in fact increased over the past two years, according to a Survey commissioned by the
Corruption is beginning to surface in New Zealand and has in fact increased over the past two years, according to a Survey commissioned by the
Governor General Lt Gen Sir Jerry Mateparae has praised the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for its role in fighting terrorism. Accepting the credentials of Zehra
The National-led Government understands that New Zealand families expect the Government to be spending their hard-earned taxes on the things that matter. That is why
The importance of Good Governance, accompanied by accountability, integrity and transparency, boardroom behaviour and staff, company and resource management are among the issues that would
If you know Ankur Shama (pictured here) or have any information about him, please contact Manukau Police on (09) 2611399 or inform CrimeStoppers anonymously on
Almost a month has passed since the major cloudbursts devastated different parts of Uttarakhand, including Kedarnath, Badrinth, Gangotri Yamunotri, Uttarkashi, Joshimath, Govindghat and Narainbagad. The
When I travel around the country, people tell me what is important to them. At this time of year, I hear a lot about the
Auckland was amalgamated to provide integrated future planning and allow the City to speak with one voice; and that is exactly what is happening. Auckland
Auckland, with 1.3 million people, is the biggest and New Zealand’s most populated City and the economic capital. The City faces major challenges in its
The Roskill Community Voice, a brand operated under City Vision, endorsed by Labour, Greens and Independents, has announced the following candidates for the Local Board
As Chairman of the Education & Science Committee and as a parent, I understand the importance of ensuring that our children receive the best possible
Former students of the Nehru Memorial Primary School (NMPS) in Suva (Fiji) will have long hours to remember their scholastic days as they meet in
The New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) and INSOL New Zealand (INSOL) have appealed to their respective members to respond to their joint proposal
Although he is one of the top students of graduate diploma course in Computing at Unitec, Vincent Wong was faced with the dilemma which eventually
Unitec, the largest Institute of Technology in the country has reappointed Dr Rick Ede as Chief Executive for another four years. Since his appointment five
The history, evolution, lifestyle and experiences of the Anglo-Indian community in India will come under focus as a Massey University researcher takes up the study.
Major changes are being made to the Current Child Support Scheme, effective April 1, 2014, with a new formula for calculating child support payments. ‘New
Representing more than 144,000 finance, accounting and business professionals in 127 countries, CPA Australia is one of the world’s largest accounting bodies. In 2009, CPA
A Herald Island (suburb of North Shore) based company has launched a new computerised application enabling people to call for taxis with ease, simplicity and
As a nation that loves outdoors, we spend a lot of time shopping. A survey of the marketplace shows that close to half the population
In a welcome development, the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has released an Issues Paper, discussing the GST treatment of corporate companies. There has been a
I was asked at a recent meeting, ‘What are the biggest challenges faced by Small and Medium Enterprises?’ and ‘What are the biggest capability gaps
New Zealand companies are yet to realise the importance of volunteers and the country lags behind many others such as UK and US in promoting
Optimizer HQ, one of the most successful technology companies of the country is planning to become a listed company on the New Zealand Stock Exchange
Stephen Charles Smith (45), a former director of failed finance company Belgrave Finance Limited (Belgrave Finance), was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment on June 7,
The Auckland District Court sentenced former Commercial Property Manager Christopher David Green (66) to five months’ home detention on June 14. Mr Green’s offending occurred
Despite its diplomatic presence since 2006 and increasing number of students to pursue their higher education and doctorate studies in our universities, Pakistan’s trade with
Nelson Rohilahla Mandela, former President of South Africa, is gravely sick in a hospital in Pretoria and unfortunately not expected to make a full recovery.
A Maori leader has outlined the similarities between Maori and Indian culture and the affinity of the Maori faith with that of Islam. Kaumatua leader
Mata Amritanandamayi Satsang Group Inc, a social service organisation based in Mt Roskill (Auckland) has announced an online art competition for primary school students. Project
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