August 1 2010 Issue

A new law enabling employees to seek cash in lieu of their annual holiday will become effective from July 2001, if approved by Parliament. However,

Interest rates are important but I believe this is one of the areas where banks differ very little, especially after negotiation. Many differences are usually

Businesses and individuals who do not show their proper income in their annual returns and those who do not file their returns properly or on

A new service claiming to provide low rate and global connectivity through mobile telephone network has just been launched in New Zealand. Auckland based Talkncity

A new insurance product, aiming to offer cost-effective solutions to taxi owners and operators has just been launched in New Zealand. Auckland based FundaGroup Insurance

According to a recent Government announcement, businesses will be able to employ people for a 90-day-trial period before committing to a long-term employment agreement. The

Staff Reporter A local Phone Card company is offering customers a free flight to Fiji. The name of the winner will be drawn on November

The world’s largest bamboo dome is the theme of India’s pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo. After the official ceremonies of the New Zealand National

The hardworking Bangladeshi community came for praise by Members of Parliament at a meeting held in Auckland last fortnight. Labour MP Dr Ashraf Choudhary said

If you have a sibling just a year or two younger, but measures up to your size, you can be sure that your wardrobe full

If you are one of those seeking to discover the ‘inner-self,’ reach higher planes of thought and deed and achieve the ultimate state of liberation,

A cross-section of the Indian community in the Waikato region will come together for a social evening on August 3 at the Hamilton Council Reception

When the New Zealand Art Show opened at the TSB Bank Arena in Wellington on July 30, it was a moment of pride for us

We have always felt that Indian Newslink was doing enough to promote India’s fine arts including music and dance. This lapse is not so much

New Zealand is going grey, along with a lot of the world. We increasingly hear about the upcoming challenges of an ageing population. It is

Although advanced neuroscience research is undertaken in New Zealand, lack of proper equipment keeps the country behind others, says a prominent scientist based in Auckland.

Music forms an integral part of the Indian film industry, and it is no exaggeration that song and dance sequences contribute to the success of

It would be beauty, fashion, music, dance and entertainment at the Miss Indianz 2010 competition, scheduled to be held on Saturday, August 7 at the

One of the most accomplished singers of India will be in Auckland next weekend to present a concert that promises to lift the bar on

A new galaxy of performing stars could brighten the New Zealand entertainment scene if the auditions held last fortnight in Auckland, New Plymouth and Christchurch

The mellifluous and unmistakable voice of the late Mohammed Rafi continues to reverberate the corridors of music schools, radio and television studios, remix laboratories and

India born Venkatashan Harikrishnan, better known in boxing rings as Hari Venka will be the fighter to watch at a forthcoming bout in Auckland. The

A fundamental law of economics is that you can control the price of something or the quantity supplied, but not both. We saw that law

The Government has proposed changes to the rules and practices governing the export industry, including education, trade and tourism, Immigration Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman said.