Rogue employers face penalties and porridge
Migrant workers who are abused and exploited by their bosses can complain to the authorities without the fear of being deported, under a new policy
Migrant workers who are abused and exploited by their bosses can complain to the authorities without the fear of being deported, under a new policy
We are happy to announce that Mai Chen, one of the most distinguished barristers and solicitors of the country, will be the Master of Ceremonies
Chaitanya Dhoke did his parents, peers, brother and sister proud when he graduated from the New Zealand Army in Wellington on May 29. “It was
Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse has discounted media reports which said that thousands of migrants parents were stranded in New Zealand following the departure of their
Former New Zealand resident and Sikh community leader Manpreet Singh walked free on May 30, 2013 after an Indian court dropped the charges brought against
While official investigations of the Philippine Coast Guard shooting of an unarmed Taiwanese fishing boat in May 2013 proceed apace, the geo-political implications of the
Collins English dictionary says that ‘Kocs’ is a village in Hungary, where the first horse-drawn carriages were built during the 14th century. It is therefore
Keeping in touch with family and friends across the Tasman just got a lot easier for 2degrees customers who can now call and text Australia
Although local government elections, scheduled to be held on October 12, are yet to gain momentum, a teenager has fired the first salvo with a
Manmohan Singh of Auckland is the only person from the Indian community to be featured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List this year. A Government
Hamiltonian Anjum Rahman has announced her candidature for the Council elections due be held on October 12, 2013. The local Government elections will be unique
In the Sentencing Act, deterrence is one of a number of factors that Judges have to take into account, deter a particular defender to persuade
Associate Education Minister and Act Leader John Banks was at his rhetoric best in Parliament on June 4, as the House approved the ‘Education Amendment
Education providers, entrepreneurs and academics appear to be evincing wide interest in the Government’s proposal for establishing Partnership Schools (Kura Hourua) throughout the country. The
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
A major initiative by Massey University is expected to lead towards a sustainable and fruitful partnership with Auckland based businesses, promoting research, business development and
A computer student is enjoying the on-the-job experience that he was fortunate to obtain within the study campus. IBM has employed Chamandeep Singh (a third
Students completing their studies at Takapuna Grammar School in North Shore can be assured of ‘smooth transition’ to pursue higher education, in terms of an
Fiji’s sugarcane farmers are elated that they are finally being recognised for their sacrifices that made the country’s sugar industry the backbone of the economy.
The Fijian Government has tightened and streamlined rules and regulations for adoption of infants, Social Welfare, Women and Poverty Alleviation Ministry Permanent Secretary Dr Josefa
In recent months, a number of people have been receiving calls by a person claiming to be from Inland Revenue Department (IRD), offering them a
CMC Limited and Unitec Institute of Technology (Unitec) announced on June 7, 2013 the launch of two vocational education programmes aimed at building highly skilled
About 13 years ago, walking into ‘Khyber Food and Spices in Sandringham (Auckland), Shivani Arora told her husband ‘Kuldeep, “I would like you to buy
The Finance and Expenditure Committee (FEC) of Parliament has considered the submissions made on the Taxation (Livestock Valuation, Assets Expenditure, and Remedial Matters) Bill (the
An ANZ Bank organised visit to India has opened up new vistas of engagement and expansion for New Zealand companies, with a number of them
Company directors and senior managers must remain dynamic and focused on market needs to ensure success of their businesses, a top executive has said. He
The digitisation of New Zealand’s entertainment and media businesses is paying off with online advertising revenues showing double-digit year-on-year growth. Our 2013 Global entertainment and
PwC’s Outlook aims to help companies harness growth and turn it into rising digital revenues by evaluating their competitive advantages and redefining their positions in
The recent news of Labour Department inspectors investigating claims of an Indian Auckland restaurant chain paying workers $4 an hour follows a steadily growing list
The latest Issue Paper of Inland Revenue Department (IRD) on the criteria for registration of body corporates for GST will affect more than 20,000 companies.
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