Education

Venkat Raman The Relianz Group, which incorporates Relianz Forex Limited and Relianz Travel, has launched into the mortgage loans market, calling it the ‘Relianz Loan

Supplied Content New Zealand is back on the radar for entrepreneur and tertiary education heavyweight Feroz Ali, who moved to Canada two years ago to

Losirene Lacanivalu From Fiji Sun  Improving education and making it accessible is the priority of the Fijian Government, Fiji’s Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has said.

Venkat Raman  Auckland based Immigration Advisor Arunima Dhingra was honoured with two Awards at the Annual Awards Ceremony of the New Zealand Association for Migration

Staff Reporter A new study at Massey University has recommended Compulsory driver’s licence education at secondary schools. It said that a driver’s license will make

Venkat Raman Ministers and Government officials attending the Education Summit scheduled to be held on August 4, 2017 must learn the importance of association with

Sponsored Content Edwina Mistry Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) takes pride in producing graduates who are ready to make a meaningful contribution in the workplace

  It costs little to give but save a lot of lives Jennifer Porter When 58-year-old Mt Roskill resident Suresh Bhana suddenly had shortness of

Sponsored Content With the job market buoyant and the cost of living in Auckland rising, choosing study over work is getting harder and harder. “I

Venkat Raman The inherent talent among the younger members of the community took centre stage at the Annual Children’s Charity Show held on June 17,

Staff Reporter The Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRCNZ) has awarded about $6 million to two researchers at Massey University to conduct research on

Staff Reporter Sixty New Zealand graduate students, academics, artists and professionals were honoured as Fulbright grantees at a ceremony held in Parliament on June 19,

ANZ Head of Corporate Affairs Peter Parussini has joined Manukau Institute of Technology Council as a Member. His appointment, covering a four-year tenure, began on

Venkat Raman  While traditional courses in management practices continue to attract young students and people on their career paths, a new breed of MBA is

Worse, it remains impervious to antibiotics Supplied Content The threat of increased antibiotic resistance is often on the headlines. Two Massey University researchers argue that

Rakesh Naidoo  A workshop aimed at engaging with the younger members of the society will be held in Auckland on Saturday, July 8, 2017 at

Staff Reporter Popular barrister and solicitor and Indian Newslink columnist Gurbrinder Aulakh has been appointed Chairman of the English Language Partners New Zealand (ELPNZ). He

Arunima Dingra  I have addressed earlier the matter of Immigration New Zealand (INZ) declining second- year student visa applications on the grounds of allegedly misappropriated

Venkat Raman  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Auckland based Hindi Language and Culture Trust of New Zealand and ‘Teach Hindi New Zealand’ has appealed to the New Zealand government

Venkat Raman  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz When Eric Chuah left his job as Head of Migrant Banking at ANZ Bank to establish ‘Cultural Connections’ (Indian Newslink, March 1,

Staff Reporter –  Teachers of intermediate-aged Pasifika students should include more cultural components as their teaching method to ensure that young adolescents stay engaged with

Staff Reporter – Students from seven Auckland secondary schools attended Massey University’s second Rams Academy Holiday Programme in Albany, Auckland recently. Rams is an initiative

Anand Mokashi –  What happens in one minute on the internet? The common complaint heard worldwide is about how everyone (else) is always glued to

Grant McPherson The government announced changes last month, designed to better manage immigration and improve the long-term labour market contribution of temporary and permanent migration.

Research Symposium at Otago University on November 26, 2017 Supplied Content –  University of Otago (Dunedin) Anthropology and Archeology Associate Professor Jacqueline Leckie has invited