June 2010

Call it ill preparedness or indifference to reality, Indian homes have become easy targets for burglars in recent months in East Auckland, especially in Howick,

The Auckland District Police officials recovered more than 400 stolen items through their Operation Castle held last month. Communications Manager Noreen Hegarty said watches, bracelets,

A Palmerston North based researcher is keen to establish closer links between research institutes, universities and tertiary institutes in New Zealand and India to accrue

Making PAYE a final tax for many people and a framework for sharing relevant information with other government departments are two tax proposals that the

In his monetary policy review on June 10, Reserve Bank Governor Dr Alan Bollard raised the Official Cash Rate (OCR) to 2.75%, after maintaining the

Inland Revenue Department (IRD) won another landmark tax avoidance case, when the Court of Appeal delivered its judgment in the ‘Penny and Hooper Case,’ overturning

Contrary to the misconceived belief that the Internet is casting its web wider into the printing and publishing industry, the demand for ‘hard copy’ has

Dreams never die Less than 30 years ago, a teenager living in the Chawls (tenements) of Central Bombay (now Mumbai) dreamt of becoming one of

India’s wilted and withered justice system has finally crawled to deliver judgment on the Bhopal tragedy after 25 years. It has shamed the common aphorism

The last set of three Bills establishing Auckland Super City passed their final stages in Parliament, transforming the concept to reality later this year. Led

The mandatory licensing for offshore immigration agents came into force on May 4, 2010, requiring all agents or consultants providing immigration advice on New Zealand

“Buy a property, pay the mortgage off and buy another one.” That was a good piece of advice that many parents offer their children. But

Music, dance, laughter and fun will be among the features of an evening of entertainment at the Avondale College Auditorium on June 26. Had Tarun

Had it not been for the Super City, Waitakere City Council would have continued to exist and organisations such as the Waitakere Indian Association (WIA)

The Millennium Group Marketing Director believes in saying what he does and doing what he says, spreading goodwill and friendship and most important of all,

Five years ago, when she got an opportunity to work for a Ram Gopal Varma film, it was an offer too good to resist. But

The Indian economy may be one of the fastest growing in the world and India may be a hot destination for investors and businesses but

Improving safety and security of communities, an inclusive approach to migrants, measures to contain family violence were among the issues that were discussed at a

It was a dream come true for Waitakere resident Amail Habib as he was ordained as a Priest by Bishop Ross Bay at St Michael