With only seven months to go, several candidates have already shown an interest in running for their city’s top job: Mayor. Every three years, members
Anna Kucirkova Meta: The United States recently withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Why? And what are the ramifications for the US economy? Here’s what you
Issue 410 March 1, 2019 The dastardly attack in Pulwama District of Jammu & Kashmir in India on February 14, 2019 has shocked the world
Issue 410, March 1, 2019 The New Zealand government is saddled with a raft of recommendations by the Tax Working Group released on February 21,
Daniela Maoate-Cox This week, an early morning bust-up between Labour Party MPs and National MPs meant that some of the public missed out on participating in a parliamentary process.
The latest Newshub Reid Research Poll has brought depressing new for the National Party. It took a massive hit recording just 41.6%, its lowest in
Education Minister Chris Hipkins did not surprise many when he announced (on February 13) that the government proposes to merge all 16 polytechnics in New
Philip Morris rolls out IQOS in New Zealand Venkat Raman New Zealand is fast becoming a ‘Smoke-free country,’ and with increasing restrictions on lighting up
Deborah Russell Tax will be a big topic of conversation in New Zealand in the next few months. Not grumbling about tax, everyone likes to
Editorial One Issue 408, February 1, 2019 The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) and Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) have come down heavily on the
Editorial Two Issue 408, February 1, 2019 The visit of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison (the first in modern history) to Fiji on January 17,
Everything that you wanted to know about the Britain’s dilemma Giovanni Di Lieto On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom held a referendum to decide
Editorial Issue 407, January 15, 2019 The dawn of a New Year always brings with it fresh beginnings, punctuated by new hope, ideas, wishes and
RNZ, Wellington – The government will try to help a group of up to 30 Chinese construction workers who have been left without work and
Editorial One Issue 406, December 15, 2018 The State Services Commission is currently investigating complaints of bullying against former Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell and Parliamentary
Editorial Two Issue 406, December 15, 2018 As Indian Newslink steps into its 20th year of publication, we mark the occasion expressing our gratitude, solemnity
Craig McCulloch The former staff member who has released recordings of National MP Maggie Barry rejects any suggestion he taped her secretly and says she
Editorial The Eleventh Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Presentation Ceremony held on Monday, November 26, 2018 at the Sky City Convention Centre in Auckland
And entrants, entertainers and many others underscore it Venkat Raman Having organised the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards for eleven years, we take stock with
Editorial One Issue 404, November 15, 2018 As we went to press, a day later in fact to accommodate the results of the General Election
Editorial Two Issue 403, November 15, 2018 We have carried two reports of exploitation of vulnerable workers at two different parts of the country, in
Sam Sachdeva Defence Force chief Kevin Short has offered some insight into the Government’s harder line on China, confirming a ‘dialogue’ took place about the
Editorial One Issue 403, November 1, 2018 Fiji’s President Major General (Retired) Jioji Konusi Konrote has rightly said that the forthcoming general election places the
Editorial Two Issue 403, November 1, 2018 Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters and Minister Trade and Export Growth David Parker should be applauded for condemning
Editorial One Issue 402, October 15, 2018 The Fifth Annual Indian Newslink Sports & Community Awards 2018 held on Monday, October 8, 2018 at Alexandra
Editorial Two Issue 402, October 15, 2018 Fijians markedthe 47th Anniversary of their Independence from British Rule on October 10 with festivities, meetings and
Peter Wilson Mr Bridges’ grip on the National Party leadership has almost certainly been weakened by the disastrous press conference he called to explain why
Radio New Zealand National MP Jami-Lee Ross is standing down from his portfolios and from the front bench of the Opposition due to personal health
Editorial One Issue 401, October 1, 2018 The rhetoric never stops. Year after year, and conference after conference, our politicians and businesses keep harping on
Editorial Two Issue 401, October 1, 2018 Hopes of relations between India and Pakistan reaching a turning point to move towards conciliation rather than confrontation
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