June 13, 2013

A Massey University research has found that leaving the KiwiSaver schemes run by their banks. For the year ended March 31, the five major banks

A number of people are unsure of their ‘rights and abilities’ to seek prosecution of individuals or companies (both commercial and not-for-profit). Such prosecutions could

/Multiculturalism and social integration are vital constructs with similar ramifications in Singapore and New Zealand. Both countries emphasise the need for social cohesion and tolerance

The Wellington based New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils has supported the Government move to take action against employers who exploit foreign workers forcing them

Our team undertakes distribution of free Prasadam every Sunday between 230 pm and 4 pm at the ISKCON Temple located at 229 Riverhead Highway, Riverhead

An organisation that dedicates itself to the welfare of the senior members of the society throughout the year will honour them at a special function

A popular lawyer and Mridangam artiste passed away in his home town of Calicut in Kerala on June 3 after a brief illness. Trissur P

Chickenpox affects mostly children. About 90% of children in New Zealand get chickenpox, with the remaining 10% likely to get during their life. The ailment

The Quran says, “There has certainly been for you in the Messenger of Allah an excellent pattern for anyone whose hope is in Allah and

Directors, teachers and students of ‘Indiance,’ one of the most professionally run Bollywood dance schools in the country were awe-struck by the visit of a

Lovers, students and enthusiasts of Carnatic Music were recipients of a rare treat of musical extravaganza in Auckland during the Queen’s Birthday weekend. Organised by

Sanjay Subrahmanyan treated Auckland Carnatic music lovers with a brilliant concert on the third day of ‘Sangeethothsavam,’ organised by the New Zealand Carnatic Music Society.

Indian cinema completed 100 years of its existence on May 3. The first feature film, produced by Dadasaheb Phalke was ‘Raja Harishchandra,’ a silent movie

Musical Journey 2013, a live violin concert by Geerthana, Divya and Manisha Nanthakumar, known as ‘Auckland Violin Sisters,’ was held at the Auckland Normal Intermediate