Aug 15, 2014 Issue

This Lecture, now in its fourth year, is developing a tradition of delivering to a discerning audience, a worthwhile contribution to the general discourse about

Second and Final Part Our diversity I believe that New Zealand has to deal more effectively with our growing diversity. We have an immigration programme

Auckland residents and visitors can draw religious inspiration by participating in the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations scheduled to be held on August 31 at the Malaeola

New Zealanders who can read and write Hindi will be able to understand a number of Hindu scriptures and teachings of Hinduism with the help

Migrant communities should integrate into mainstream New Zealand on the one hand and promote their own languages and cultures, National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi has

A group of young men and women are putting together a cultural programme that promises to not only explore and expose varied talents but also

A Food Festival, catering to the palate of a cross-section of the society, will soon return to Sudima Airport Auckland Hotel marking the Hindu festive

Violin masters Nagaraj and Manjunath will perform in three cities next weekend. Known as the ‘Mysore Brothers,’ after the ancient Capital of the then Mysore

The Queen of Dandiya will be in Auckland for a performance at the Mahatma Gandhi Centre in Mt Eden Terrace on Sunday, September 7. Falguni

Fijian Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama will visit New Zealand this weekend, according to information obtained by us in Fiji. He will arrive in Auckland

The institution of democracy can survive and progress only if there are checks and balances and prevention of dominance of one person, an expert has

The Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture held at Pullman Hotel in Auckland on Monday, July 28, 2014 dealt with ‘The Challenges to Democracy in

Fijian Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama can expect a warm welcome from the members of the Fijian community, the Pacific Island population and perhaps people

Martha Vir celebrated her 95th birthday on July 12, 2014 at Wesley Methodist Church, Mt Roskill Auckland. A large circle of family and friends attended

Lou Vincent became the first New Zealand cricketer to be banned for life from playing the game for his involvement in match fixing. The England