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Michael Wood Our government is stepping up to prevent and reduce homelessness in New Zealand. The Aotearoa New Zealand Homelessness Action Plan, which was released

Supplied Content The Commerce Commission has issued a warning to The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) over its failure to comply with the

Panic buying aggravates fears Andy Yap The UK has found itself in a panic buying frenzy in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak. A very

What you should know Supplied Content New Zealand is one of 77 countries and territories to report confirmed cases of COVID-19. Keeping individuals, families and

There should be little surprise at Shane Jones’ latest racist outburst against Indians living in New Zealand. The typically florid, bombastic, pompous comments were, by

Dr Parmjeet Parmar This week we have seen the government’s soft on crime attitude has hit an all new low. For a start, Corrections released

Supplied Content Jiaxin Finance Limited, assisted by its owner Qiang Fu and his mother Fuqin Che,  have been convicted of offences under the Anti-Money Laundering

Supplied Content A former Auckland Council employee has pleaded guilty to a corruption charge brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). Sundeep Dilip Rasila (42)

The futurists are hailing that the “the fourth industrial revolution” is upon us, a time where robots will take over predictable and routine tasks in

Venkat Raman People running their homes as boarding houses are breaching tenancy agreements and may be liable for punitive measures. They ma y be violating

Auckland, March 12, 2020 A key but often underestimated consideration for developers is the cost and impact of Development Contributions (DCs). These costs are confirmed

Auckland, March 13, 2020 An Auckland based organisation is advocating training young people as an economic imperative with a major role for businesses. Youth Employability

Supplied content Jiaxin Finance Limited, assisted by its owner Qiang Fu and his mother Fuqin Che, have been convicted of offences under the Anti-Money Laundering

Venkat Raman New Zealand appears to have struck the right chord with India and if the statements coming from the Indian capital are any indication,

Tim Murphy The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) prosecution of four people over donations to the National Party involves not one, but two $100,000 donations –

Jane Patterson Former National MP, and now Independent, Jami-Lee Ross, has been named today as one of the four people facing Serious Fraud Office (SFO)

Tim Barnett At a time when Party funding has become a media hot topic, with both New Zealand First and National Party funding under investigation

Gurbrinder Aulakh It is said that (Roman Emperor) Nero played on the fiddle while Rome burnt. I think that the New Zealand media is doing

Liu Yeong-Jainn In November 2002, the outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), originating in Southern China, recorded 8098 cases and claimed 774 lives worldwide, including

Some matters must be in public domain for better management of crisis Barjor Mehta During an exceptionally rainy August in 1994, pneumonic plague broke out

Supplied Content Vodafone New Zealand has been warned by the Commerce Commission for misleading consumers about account credits. Vodafone has also been warned for representations

Venkat Raman Changes to the Fair Trading Amendment Bill may become law if it passes through various stages in Parliament, the first of which was

Iain White and Gauri Nandedkar Politicians in many countries around the world claim to be experiencing a ‘housing crisis.’ But how do they define it,

Supplied Content The World Bank Group has announced two new initiatives to improve access to start-up financing and e-commerce markets for women entrepreneurs. The announcement

Supplied Content Obesity is one of the most known risk factors to non communicable diseases and a disease in itself. A new World Bank report “Obesity:

Kingsley Ugwuanyi Nigeria was recently in the spotlight when the Oxford English Dictionary announced  that its January 2020 update included 29 Nigerian English words. The reception,

Supplied Content Ninety-five hectares of prime land on the Mahurangi Harbour has been purchased by Auckland Council, doubling the size of the existing Mahurangi East

Douglas Webber Brexit could radically change the UK. Both Scottish independence and Northern Ireland breaking away from Britain are conceivable and Boris Johnson’s government has

Two corporate leaders share their experience on NZITA platform Venkat Raman Patience and passion are two important attributes for success in doing business with India,