Is the government characteristic of two-headed llama?
Tim Murphy The Government held an evangelical gathering on Sunday, September 16) to explain what it is and what it hopes to do. It wasn’t exactly
Tim Murphy The Government held an evangelical gathering on Sunday, September 16) to explain what it is and what it hopes to do. It wasn’t exactly
Clare Curran should have seen the writing on the wall in April over the Carol Hirschfeld ‘episode,’ when the latter became a victim of impropriety.
People of Fiji are beginning to evince more interest in the ensuing general election as days roll, there is increasing certainty that the polling day
Helen Clark: Women, Equality & Power From Noon to Noon by Kathryn Ryan on RNZ The UN needs a one-term Secretary General who is not
Supplied Content The 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) will convene at the UN Headquarters in New York on September 18, 2018.
When we met Imran Khan for the first time in 1986, we never imagined that the swashbuckling Cricketer (who bowled ‘maidens’ over) would turn to
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has done well to call for a freeze in the salaries and allowances of Members of Parliament for a year. She
A personal tribute to a Great Man in adverse circumstances Venkat Raman My first meeting with Atal Behari Vajpayee occurred in 1968 when he called
A Tribute by the Editor Muthuvel Karunanidhi was an astute politician, remarkable leader and a wonderful human being. In his passing on Tuesday, August 7,
Swati Chaturvedi Does Vijay Mallya, the absconding billionaire who flew out of India on March 2, 2016 with 36 suitcases just before the government moved to prevent
Editorial One Issue 397 August 1, 2018 It is heartening to note that Mental Health occupies the core of the Funding Round of the International
Editorial Two Issue 397 August 1, 2018 The Indian community, otherwise known for its placidity and trouble-free trait, is becoming a subject of concern with
The Eighth Annual Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture held on Monday, July 9, 2018 at Pullman Hotel was hailed as the ‘Best yet.’ Guest
In about a week from now, we will be in Chennai to attend a Service to commemorate the First Anniversary of the death of Wenceslaus
Editorial Issue 395 July 1, 2018 Alastair McClymont has been our friend since Indian Newslink was established 19 years ago. We consider him one of
Dr Marc Lanteigne The watershed Summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held in Singapore on June 12, 2018 was
Hawke’s Bay DHB may have to activate its emergency plan if a nurses’ strike goes ahead while it deals with an increasing number of winter illnesses and
Editorial Two Issue 394 June 15, 2018 The Right Honourable Simon Willian English, known to New Zealand and the rest of the world, as Bill
Peter Dunne New Zealand likes to portray itself as a small and nimble trading nation, with its own will when it comes to foreign policy,
Sourced Content Fijian Elections Office is all set to conduct General Election and waiting for the government to announce the date. Elections Supervisor Mohamed Saneem
Issue 393 June 1, 2018 Five years ago, the Labour Party, occupying the Opposition benches then, appointed the then MP Dr Rajen Prasad, as its
Issue 393 June 1, 2018 Trade and Export Growth Minister has cause to be upset with us. We dampened his enthusiasm and optimism that sooner
Monopolistic rents, nothing in return Thomas Coughlan A report has slammed Australia and New Zealand’s airports, arguing that they charge excessive fees for poor service.
Katie Scotcher Facial recognition technology is being trialled in some gaming venues to help identify problem gamblers. The system monitors people entering gaming rooms and
Editorial One Issue 392 May 15, 2018 It was just a day ago (May 14) that people of Indo-Fijian origin in Fiji, New Zealand and
Editorial Two Issue 392 May 15, 2018 The appointment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry into some of the practices of Commercial banks in Australia
Jessie Chiang Hamilton, May 12, 2018 Hamilton may soon be adding more than 1600 homes in three new special housing areas. The Hamilton City Council
Another forward step towards Fiji One of the foremost events of significance that occurs at summits and conferences of world leaders is the opportunity that
Global efforts essential to tackle money-launderers Transparency International New Zealand Chief Executive Suzanne Snively has said that an Auckland company is caught up in an
Aina Casaponsa & Panos Athanasopoulos The human eye can physically perceive millions of colours. But we don’t all recognise these colours in the same way. Some
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