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Editorial One Issue 379 October 15, 2017 Newspaper Leaders are usually last-minute exercises. For, in the digital world, we do not have the luxury of

Editorial Two Issue 379 October 15, 2017 New Zealand has been the home for Indians since the late 19th century with the arrival of the

Venkat Raman If you are a First Class, Business Class or Premium Economy Class passenger on Singapore Airlines from Auckland, you can enjoy what promises

While democracy, in its purest form, entails people’s choice of representatives, the complexity of modern societies and political polarisation have tended to make the electoral

The changing demography of New Zealand warrants a closer look at its system of election and the fairness of representation. While the current system of

Issue 377, September 15, 2017 Early voting has begun and the election campaign has entered its final phase. People overseas began exercising their franchise on

Issue 376, September 1, 2017 If you are not a biased political observer, not a turncoat who swore by a Party until yesterday and became

Issue 376, September 1, 2017 As Politicians appeal to the people of this country to give their ‘Party Vote,’ it means two distinct things- that

Editorial One Issue 375, August 15, 2017 Elections have always excited people, although some surveys showed apathy among the younger members of the society, which

Editorial Two Issue 375, August 15, 2017 While the fast-changing election scenario in New Zealand continues to baffle even the most experienced political analysts and

Priyanca Radhakrishnan, in her article, ‘Lengthy sentences do not deter crime,’ argues that a closer analysis of why crime occurs and how it can be