India wants better deal for overseas workers

The Government of India has expressed concern over the living and working conditions of its overseas workers in some countries, stating that it would moot... Full story

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Murder case puts bail law in the dock

The grieving parents of a murdered teenager are seeking changes to the bail laws, reminding...

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Woman faces child abduction charges

An Indo-Fijian woman, facing charges of abduction, is due to appear at the Manukau District...

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Singh hails the rise of the Global Indian

Since the time of the deep financial crisis (1979) when it had to sell its...

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Ahmadiyyas prepare for annual convention

This year’s Convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at NZ will be held on January 27 and 28, 2012 in Auckland and the event is open to all. The Convention, 23rd in an annual series, known as ‘Jalsa Salana,’ will be held at the organisation’s headquarters based in Manukau city. ... Full story

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Motherland honours overseas children

As a part of its annual conference of the Diaspora, the Indian government honoured 14 persons of Indian origin on January 9 at the North... Full story

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India confident of meeting challenges

The 10th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) held in Jaipur from January 7 to 9 set a tone of pragmatism with Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh... Full story

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Celebrated artist receives highest honour

Queen’s Service Medal for three from the Sub-Continent... Full story

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Indians warned against temptress

If you were to come across a woman with a ‘come hither look,’ or an invitation from a social website, you had better be warned... Full story

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Rotorua lawyer in prison for fraud

The Auckland District Court sentenced former lawyer John David Rangitauira to four-and-half-years imprisonment on December 16, 2011. The 59-year-old lawyer was convicted of four charges under... Full story

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The vagaries of MMP are hard to fathom

The New Zealand Parliament has changed a lot in the last two decades. The government and opposition are no longer formed simply by two major... Full story

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Student loan changes affect income earners

A number of changes to student loans will become effective on April 1, 2012. If you have a student loan, the new ‘Student Loan Scheme Act... Full story

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New course in international security

Massey University will offer a new qualification in international security beginning this year. The Centre for Defence and Security Studies will offer the degree course, following... Full story

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History to speak volumes of World War One

New Zealand’s involvement in World War I and the repercussions it had on the country and its people would become more focused as a new... Full story

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Comprehensive plan to boost industrial training

The National Government will further strengthen the industry training sector so that it could do a much better job for employers and trainees. National will encourage... Full story

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Research affirms training benefits

The fact that sound training programmes can accrue benefits to the industry and the economy has once again been proved by new research.  The Industry... Full story

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