Engaging with an enigma called Shane Jones
Editorial One Issue 434 March 15, 2020 New Zealand First MP Shane Jones is a colourful politician. As he admits, his vocabulary is often muscular
Editorial One Issue 434 March 15, 2020 New Zealand First MP Shane Jones is a colourful politician. As he admits, his vocabulary is often muscular
Editorial Two Issue 434 March 15, 2020 It is in the law of nature that every living being will come to collective defence in the
Michelle Sheehan People get corrected on their language all the time. With written language, this is mostly about spelling and punctuation. In some cases, though,
The Labour Party has selected Michael Wood to contest Mt Roskill at the 2020 general election. Following is a Statement issued by Mr Wood: It is
Issue 433 March 1, 2020 Those of us who accompanied the then Prime Minister John Key to Fiji in June 2016 and Prime Minister Jacinda
Issue 433 March 1, 2020 While Trans-Tasman relations have always stood the test of times- worst and best- there is one issue that is a
Roy Green Standfirst from Indian Newslink: General Motors announced on February 18, 2020 that it would withdraw from the New Zealand and Australian markets from
New payment options from April 1, 2020 Supplied Content Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has announced a number of changes in the way in which employment
Editorial One Issue 432 February 15, 2020 Our front page story in this issue carries some interesting statistics. Indians (from anywhere in the world) have
Editorial Two Issue 432 February 15, 2020 In less than three weeks after the date of general election 2020 was announced, there has been a
India’s Foreign Policy is a model for just diplomacy Manish Chand Purposeful, Pragmatic, and Proactive. Shaper, not an abstainer; stabiliser, rather than a disruptor; a
Staff Reporter Kris Faafoi has announced that he will give up his Mana electorate seat in favour of new Labour Member of Parliament in the
Issue 431 February 1, 2020 National Party Leader Simon Bridges was rather quick to absolve himself and his Party of any wrongdoing, following an announcement
Issue 431 February 1, 2020 The mysterious new coronavirus does not seem to abate, but spreading faster, so it seemed as we wrote this Leader.
Venkat Raman Many of us, born before January 26, 1950 would consider this day as more significant than August 15, 1947 (the day on which
Sourced Content In November 2019, Transparency International UK launched the updated Anti-Corruption Pledge Tracker. This global Tracker monitors the progress of the commitments made by governments
Issue 430 January 15, 2020 Even before the chimes of New Year bells could (or as erroneously mentioned in many quarters, the joy of the
Issue 430 January 15, 2020 Hundreds of travellers, mostly to India, are believed to have been affected as Guru Travel Limited went into liquidation on
New Year Greetings on a Positive Note Venkat Raman Welcome to 2020, and as we commence the New Year, kindly accept Greetings and best wishes
Gill Bonnett Worker exploitation, visa delays, ballooning application numbers and anti-immigration rhetoric could be among the toxic mix in election year. On the agenda as
Issue 429 December 15, 2019 Cabinet Minister Kris Faafoi got into trouble last fortnight with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and the media for something that
Issue 429 December 15, 2019 Thank God, the end is near. For New Zealand, it has been a difficult and disastrous year. We suffered the
Phil Goff Last week I announced my Mayoral Proposal for the 2020-2021 Annual Budget, which will build on the strong progress we have made investing
A Tourism Professor says that he has been told tour operators on Whakaari (White Island) are some of the most professional companies operating around volcanoes.
Issue 428 December 1, 2019 It is often said that sleep is short death and death is long sleep. We would like to believe that
Lyn Provost Transparency of political party funding is essential to provide clarity about who is influencing decision making. The lack of transparency is putting New
Peter Dunne When the current coalition government was formed, there was some comment that this was perhaps New Zealand First’s last chance at political redemption.
Issue 427 November 15, 2019 Everyone has an opinion on New Zealand First MP and Forestry Minister Shane Jones. His comment that ‘Indians who do
Issue 427, November 15, 2019 There are fears that uncontrolled pouring of wealth into politics through political parties would not only breed unhealthy practices but
But we should get the facts right Venkat Raman New Zealand First MP and Forestry Minister Shane Jones has been the subject of discussion and
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