Holistic approach to education is the pathway to progress
Veteran academic proposes CHIN UP concept of an inclusive programme Venkat Raman Auckland, January 23, 2024 New Zealand should be rescued from the path of
Veteran academic proposes CHIN UP concept of an inclusive programme Venkat Raman Auckland, January 23, 2024 New Zealand should be rescued from the path of
This story was updated at 1.30 pm on Friday, December 22, 2023 Venkat Raman Auckland, December 21, 2023 Medium and large business owners received their
Our Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition dated December 1, 2023 Venkat Raman Auckland, December 2, 2023 Strange bedfellows have made it again to the
Venu Menon Wellington, November 25,2023 New Zealand’s first three-party coalition government was hailed as historic by National’s Christopher Luxon, after inking agreements with New Zealand
Concessions on some policies but overall, there is optimism Venkat Raman Auckland, November 24, 2023 After three weeks of what seemed to be endless talks,
Marc Daalder Wellington, November 4, 2023 The 2023 election is the story of a collapse for Labour but also underperformance for National, with three
National loses two seats, Te Pati Maori gains two and Greens pick up one Venkat Raman Auckland, November 3, 2023 New Zealand voters have denied
Logan Green, Cambridge, October 29, 2023 From The Diplomat On October 14, New Zealanders voted to boot Chris Hipkins and his Labour Party colleagues out
Richard Shaw Palmerston North, October 17, 2023 Close, but so far no baubles of office for Winston Peters and NZ First. “We have done the
National Party may choose a tripartite alliance with ACT and NZ First Venkat Raman Auckland, October 16, 2023 Welcome to the latest issue of Indian
Our Leader in October 15, 2023 Digital Edition Venkat Raman Auckland, October 16, 2023 In handing over the country to Christopher Luxon and his National
Something to celebrate for everyone but Labour. Christopher Luxon headed to bed in the early hours of Sunday morning as a Prime Minister with a
Venu Menon Wellington, October 15,2023 General Election 2023 ended with New Zealanders voting for change over continuity. Three-and-a-half hours after polling closed at 7pm on
The last National Party campaign leaflet received in my letterbox this week urged me to “Please party vote National.” Unlike the bold promise of “A
National and ACT promise incentives; Labour offers relief but Greens hold their own New Zealanders will exercise their franchise with the general election due to
Amnesty for overstayers, visas for parents and grandparents Venkat Raman Auckland, September 25, 2023 Four political parties announced generous immigration policies to accommodate hitherto shunned
Dr Muriel Newman Whangarei, September 10, 2023 The battle lines have been drawn. The campaign to win the right to govern New Zealand has begun.
Call for tougher punishment for offenders in our Opinion Poll Two; Poll Three Open Venkat Raman Auckland, September 8, 2023 Indian Newslink readers have once
Venu Menon Wellington, August 22,2023 The National-ACT alliance has pledged to take the axe to the public service in Wellington if it is elected in
Peter Dunne Wellington, August 5, 2023 Seasoned politicians and political observers follow the opinion poll ratings of the various parties in a way others might
Analysis from the Parliament Press Gallery Peter Wilson Wellington, August 4, 2023 The Week that was- Another poll points to a change of government and
Jo Moir Wellington, August 3, 2023 Comment: National, Act, the Greens and New Zealand First are all climbing up the voter board in the latest poll,
Our Leader in Indian Newslink Digital Edition July 15, 2023 Venkat Raman Auckland, July 15, 2023 Kamal has been in New Zealand since 2002 but
Dr Malini Yugendran Auckland, March 14, 2023 In the 2020 New Zealand general election, there was a high voter turnout of 82%, demonstrating the significance
Covid, Cost of Living and wrong policies touch raw nerves in 2022 Peter Wilson Wellington, December 28, 2022 It was a year in which Labour’s
Our Second Leader in our Digital Edition September 1, 2022 Venkat Raman Auckland, September 1, 2022 Every time there is a political fallout, the question
A discord on working arrangement can set them back by three years By most reckonings, the ACT Party has had a very successful political year.
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