Dec 15, 2010 Issue

The Property roulette table is spinning

Timing is everything in commercial property and it is often more important than the location. People usually make their money in property when purchasing. This

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Cries of pain and anguish in Christchurch

“It is not the time to join the Jackals of vengeance. Let us do it like adults, rather than like a bunch of braying hounds.

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Sir Anand to attend Delhi Diaspora meet

Governor General Sir Anand Satyanand will be the Chief Guest at the Pravasi Bhartiya Divas (PBD) scheduled to be held in Delhi from January 7

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Greetings from Us

This would be the last issue of Indian Newslink in 2010. Our next issue (January 15, 2011), will be published on or about January 17.

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Poor management worsens a bad year

This has been a very instructive year. It is 10 pm on Thursday (December 9) with Parliament sitting late to discuss “urgent business” and continue

Choudhary, Prasad to seek direct mandate

Two sitting Members of Parliament of the Labour Party representing the Sub-Continent communities will contest from two different and prominent constituencies in Auckland, if their

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Striking teachers ignore economic realities

In September, an estimated 280,000 students and their parents were badly disrupted by the strike action of the members of the Post Primary Teachers’ Union

Call to reinstate refugee study grants

Wellington based Multicultural Learning & Support Services (MCLaSS) has appealed to the Government to the reconsider its decision to stop study grants given to refugees

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Training creates career path for young gynaecologist

An increasing number of young people are testimony to the belief that systematic training, commitment to work and continuous education help them progress in their

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

NZQA gets wider scope of supervision

The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) will be directly responsible for all institutes of technology and polytechnics (ITPs) in the country from the New Year,

Legislation to tackle dishonest providers

Private Training Establishments (PTEs) involved in the export education sector will come under greater scrutiny including how they receive and manage their funds, if Parliament

Move to remove duplicate qualifications

The Government has put in place a new regulatory body to eliminate duplicate qualifications and simplify diploma and certificate level courses. The New Zealand Qualifications

The future begins here

New Zealand is fortunate to have a deluge of data being collected that will examine the development of children from birth to adulthood, “to understand

An open chat with the taxman helps

It is always good to pay your tax in full by the due date to avoid penalties and interest charges applicable to all defaulters. I

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Migrants apprised of employment opportunities

A new initiative in the Capital is helping new migrants and refugees to gain a sound knowledge of the employment opportunities and providing networking opportunities

SFO drops Vending Technologies investigation

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has decided to drop the investigation against Vending Technologies Limited (VTL) Group, its Directors and Management, citing lack of proper

Bold changes needed to bridge the Tasman gap

New Zealand has slipped further behind the goal of catching up with the living standards of Australia by 2025, according to the recently released 2025

Pure pragmatism, not a tea party

Dr Don Brash and members of the 2025 Taskforce could be forgiven for reflecting on these lines from Thomas Gray’s famous Elegy written in a

Kiwis inept in Project Management

New Zealand entrepreneurs and senior managers do not follow the manual for project management and hence suffer consistent failures, according to a recent Project Management

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Retirement proposal gets a tick

Business NZ has endorsed a proposal for increasing the retirement age limit to 67 years, saying that it was one of the best things that

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

New Finance Bill tries to plug loopholes

Circumvention of rules relating to direct and indirect tax, student allowance and Working for Families may become impossible with changes proposed by the Government to

Public lessons for private educators

The Government’s proposed legislation to monitor the performance of the Private Training Establishments (PTEs) was long overdue, for, all’s not well with the export education

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Disciplinary Committee formed

The Government has established a Disciplinary Committee to deal with complaints against authorised financial advisers. Commerce Minister Simon Power said the Committee would function in

Key visit to bolster ties

Prime Minister John Key is to visit India early next year. The visit, which will mark a milestone in bilateral ties, had had a long

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

A dying industry spins bittersweet memories

Fiji is beautiful, the paradisiacal charm is effervescent but the physical and political landscapes are constantly changing. However, the peoples show their endurance and resilience

Pragmatic approach to sensitive issues

As indigenous people around the globe will be aware, the challenge to maintain traditional culture alongside another dominant culture is incredibly difficult. The trajectory of

Dec 15, 2010 Issue

Scandals rock journalists in India

As former TV New Zealand presenter Paul Henry’s remarks were making news in New Zealand, journalists in India proved that they could be also be

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