Distinguished services to communities
Presented to Shobhna Golian, Consultant, Sutcliffe Matson Law for distinguished services to communities and for improving a lot of people in need. Shobhna Golian is
Presented to Shobhna Golian, Consultant, Sutcliffe Matson Law for distinguished services to communities and for improving a lot of people in need. Shobhna Golian is
Presented to Anil Thapliyal, Chief Executive, HealthTRX for services to E-Mental Health across the globe. Anil Thapliyal is a respected health futurist, social impact entrepreneur
Presented to Rrahul Dosshi and Bhavini Doshii, Directors, Rainbow Corner Group of Companies for pursuit of excellence with social responsibility. Rahul and Bhavini provide high-quality
Madison Reidy and Harry Lock The government should look at an unemployment insurance scheme and add new benefits to help support people who lose their
Greater compliance, rental increases once a year and more Supplied Content The Government has delivered on its promise to the over one million New Zealanders
Phil Goff Ensuring that Auckland’s infrastructure keeps pace with the growth in our population so that we can tackle traffic congestion, housing shortages and unaffordability
Venkat Raman The Punjab Government honoured, among 381 others, National MPs Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi and Dr Parmjeet Parmar and Hon Consul of India in Auckland
Maria Armoudian & Timothy Kuhner We have seen it in the United States — weak campaign finance laws have undermined democracy, transforming the country into a
Alex Penk The Opposition just rolled out the usual tough-on-crime rhetoric disconnected from evidenced-based solutions, announcing that it is “time to smash the gangs” and
From PTI in Riyadh India signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia on October 29, 2019 to launch the ‘RuPay Card’ in the Kingdom, making it
Tod Cooper According to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in partnership with the Walk Free Foundation and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), there are
Dr Alan Hao Yang Entering its third year, the 2019 Yushan Forum centred on ‘Deepening Progressive Partnerships in Asia,’ was attended by 30 ambassadors and
Sourced Content National MP Joanne Hayes has said that some Maori could end up better off if their welfare payments were reduced – claims condemned
Venkat Raman Dr Pushpa Wood, one of the most respected women in our midst, has been honoured with the Zonta International Award. The Illinois (Oak
Venkat Raman The Auckland based New Zealand Indian Trade Alliance (NZITA) has announced the appointment of veteran banker Surinder Ogra to the post of General
Paul Thompson The commercial media world is an increasingly tough business, in case you haven’t noticed. Audiences have fragmented, consumer and advertiser choice is expanding
Supplied Content Auckland, October 21, 2019 Smartphones and other mobile devices amplify the patriarchal values that are part of our culture, according to new research
Brian Henry and Arifa Fiqria Of New Zealand’s population of 4.79 million people, 1.1% are Muslims, according to the World Population Review 2019 website. New
Sourced Content Struggling media company MediaWorks is putting its TV business Three on the sale block, after axing and scaling back shows. The Company, which
Supplied Content Husband and wife, Paramjeet Singh Parihar and Kuldip Kaur Parihar, who owned two Super Liquor stores in Hamilton have been ordered by the
Attacking without thinking can stir the hornet’s nest Jane Patterson National’s misfire over the latest immigration kerfuffle is a salutary lesson in first doing one’s
Sam Sachdeva The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade deal is a major agreement with major problems – and new obstacles continue to pop up,
Supplied Content Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Compliance Staff have searched several Central Otago businesses and made unannounced visits to others, as part of its current
Greg Barton Burwood, Victoria, Australia “A very bad man” has been killed and “the world is now a much safer place.” The sentiment behind US
Guyon Espiner Former Prime Minister Sir John Key could be forced to stand down from one of his banking roles because of a potential conflict
The government is re-opening and re-setting the visa programme for parents of migrant workers wanting to come to New Zealand. The Visa, which applies to
Peter Dunne In 1984, when the fourth Labour Government introduced its now infamous tax surcharge of 25 cents in the dollar on additional income above
New Zealand International Fraud Film Festival on November 13 & 14 Supplied Content The Third New Zealand International Fraud Film Festival 2019 will be held
Maori Economy holds bright prospects Venkat Raman Trade Policy, Diplomacy and Cultural Connections will be the theme of an international meeting scheduled to be held
A long-list of Dos and Don’ts for banks, insurers and others Venkat Raman The Government has proposed to introduce a new set of rules and
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