Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Sudima Christchurch launches $25 million uplift

One of the most progressive companies of New Zealand’s hospitality sector has undertaken an ambitious project to recreate Christchurch as a favourite destination. Sudima Hotels

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Trade target doesn’t gel with politics

Stories of his exploits and triumphs in the arenas of geopolitics and economics filled the pages of New Zealand’s dailies: dinner with President Xi Jinping,

Giving young offenders Fresh Star

A thirteen-year-old boy is facing charges relating to the murder of Henderson Dairy owner Arun Kumar (Indian Newslink, June 15, 2014), while his 12-year-old friend

Revised Act raises protection wall

The biggest changes in 20 years to consumer protection laws come into force on June 17. The Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) and Fair Trading Act

Victoria puts $1.6 million and faith in Medtech

Medtech Global has gained a further funding grant of just over $1.6 million to progress with the Australian-based clinical trial of its VitelMed telehealth technology

Dialogue with Indian Diaspora

While the New Zealand Government recognises and appreciates the contributions of people of Indian origin in economic growth and social development, is the rest of

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Trouble in Iraq threatens world peace

The situation in Iraq is now very serious. The country risks splitting into two with Jihadist group ISIS rebels moving uncomfortably close to Baghdad. The

Online Temple locator a boon to Hindus

Hindus travelling to various parts of the world now have the facility of locating online Temples, with details of the Deities, opening hours and other

Western Union transfers money to Gurdwara

The Supreme Sikh Society of New Zealand received a cheque for $6000 from Western Union from two top officials at a ‘Thank You’ dinner held

English for migrants free on air

A well-meaning linguist and teacher is offering free English language lessons that would be useful for new migrants and residents who struggle to become effective

Arya Samaj Vedic discourses due

Hindu, followers of Arya Samaj and others with interest in the ancient scriptures and teachings of India may find a ten-day ‘Ved Prachaar’ (Vedic discourses)

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Mantra to diagnose diabetes

Auckland based Arogya Mantra has organised a free check-up for Diabetes in South Auckland on Saturday, July 5 from 10 am at 141 Kolmar Road

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Meeting relishes interfaith flavour

New Zealand’s multicultural and multi-religious profile received another endorsement at a Buddhist Temple meeting last month. Speakers representing the Buddhist, Sikh and Bahai communities were

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Baptism by Holy Spirit adds Divinity

“The water does not do anything except get you wet,” says Matt, 8. “When you get baptised in the Holy Spirit, you get cleansed by

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Domestic pets add value to human life

Company and fun are very important for a person. These things teach you the actual meaning of life and other ultra-important values. Responsibility, ownership, relationship-building,

Poverty takes priority over inequality

That is what Professor Kate Pickett, Co-author of The Spirit Level implied at a recent bursting-at-the-seams lecture at University of Auckland on the ills of

Youngster wins T Series Award

Avish Sharma, a young singer with promising prospects, delighted his parents, peers and associates by winning in the worldwide T Series online contest recently. His

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

High Schools join dance contest

The annual dance competition organised by Ace Talent Promotions has taken a step forward with the inclusion of High Schools. The ‘Dance Intermediate and High

Juy 1, 2014 Issue

Young stars resplendent in Dance Drama

Students of the Sai Natyalaya received a standing ovation at the Dorothy Winstone Centre of Auckland Girls Grammar School on Saturday, June 28, 2014 for

Ace players for Ace Cricket sessions

Budding Cricketers will have a rare opportunity of free coaching sessions in the South Auckland suburb of Papatoetoe from next week. Called, ‘Cricket Drive,’ the

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