June 1, 2013 Issue

We are happy to announce that Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali Azimjah, the Prince of Arcot, India, will be among our Guests of Honour at the

The Government has appointed popular Radio Tarana presenter Dr Parmjeet Parmar to the Board of the Families Commission on May 14, 2013.. She will perform

The Republic of China (Taiwan) is keen to foster commercial ties with New Zealand and is hopeful of completing negotiations for an Economic Cooperation Agreement

Indian Newslink launched its Indian Business Awards (IBA) 2013 on March 1. This is the sixth year for these Awards and the annual programme has

Making the right connection and building a relationship of trust with partners that are committed to integrity are the hallmarks of a recent agreement made

New Zealanders have been warned of fraudulent phone calls which promise refunds from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) if the person called is willing to

A piece of work completed by Counties Manukau District Police Intelligence Section has identified that around 70% of repeat victims affected by family violence are

The Indian community could be proud of its representation at an architectural exhibition that would be up for public view from June 11 to 30

Auckland based Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) is to offer more short-term courses to for tradespeople. The first intake of these 12-week programmes, called, ‘Earn

The importance of savings, proper financial management and attitude of the younger generation towards money matters were a part of a survey conducted by students

Maori people serving as directors on District Health Boards (DHBs) constantly face a number of ‘negative factors’ such as tokenism, stereotyping and political correctness, a

On the 134th anniversary of Girmit, there is a glimmer of hope that the Girmitiyas, warriors of toil and soldiers of peace, will eventually be

The Honorary Consul of Fiji in Auckland has appealed to New Zealand based Fijian businesses to consider investing in their homeland in various sectors of

The Budget stays the course set in previous Budgets. While the Government’s priorities remain unchanged, it is using its Building Growth Agenda as a framework

I want all New Zealanders to have a stake in the future. In Government, I will write a Budget which puts people first. That did

The National Government has been trumpeting a claimed return to fiscal surplus in 2014-2015 as the prime example of its economic management. A close look

The National-led Government has a strong plan and a busy work programme to encourage investment, grow our economy, and boost jobs for Kiwis. We are

New Zealanders are either apathetic or ignorant of the dangers to which they are exposed with growing cybercrime, according to an Auckland based IT expert.