January 2014

Feb 1 2014

Whistle-blower exposes spurious job offer scam

A cash-for-residency scam exposed by a whistle-blower is just the tip of the iceberg. I have had constituents, friends and acquaintances tell of many examples

Feb 1 2014

Leaders resent racist remarks

Leaders of the Indian community have lodged complaints to a number of authorities over the comments made by the owner of a Wellington night club.

Feb 1 2014

India withdraws old currency notes

Currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 issued prior to 2005 will not be in circulation after March 31, 2014. Reserve Bank of India

Feb 1 2014

Auckland Saibaba Temple a pride of the world

Waitangi Day this year will have a special significance for many New Zealanders, with the opening of the $6 million Shirdi Saibaba Temple Complex in

Feb 1 2014

Assault victim calls for community network

A South Auckland resident, who was a victim of mindless attack on the road with no less than 15 persons witnessing the incident, agrees that

Feb 1 2014

Popular lawyer begins a new journey

Legal Practitioner Shobhna Golian of Golian Legal (3 Campbell Road, Royal Oak Auckland) is proud to announce that as from Tuesday, January 28, 2014, her

Online referrals reduce patient waitlist

The Government’s programme of reducing paperwork by embracing state-of-the-art technology has now extended to electronic referrals by General Practitioners (GPs) aimed at reducing waitlist of

Man lands in jail for immigration crime

The Manukau District Court sentenced an Auckland man to 20 months in prison for providing immigration advice without a license. Hakaoro Hakaoro (54) of Cook

Women plead guilty to $3.9 million fraud

Ramni Kumar (45) entered a guilty plea on January 20, 2014 in the Auckland District Court to 10 charges brought by the Serious Fraud Office

Festival to celebrate social diversity

Social tolerance and cultural plurality will be the hallmark of the Auckland Pride Festival 2014. The Programme will be held from February 7 to 23

Feb 1 2014

Pacific approach to learning broadens vision

Like woven mats, where many pandanus leaves contribute to the result, Pacific success is a result of the contributions of many people. Support comes from

Programme to build young leaders

If you are young person in the 16-24 age group keen on acquiring leadership skills, you may like to apply to be a part of

Feb 1 2014

Teenage achiever does Cantabrians proud

Towards the end of each academic year, the Christchurch Press asks all 34 secondary colleges in Canterbury to nominate ‘The Most Outstanding Student from their

Children get a good hand at school

Teaching the basics of handwriting is usually a skill saved for primary school. But some children just want to learn; and showing them the right

Feb 1 2014

Reconciliation takes a step forward

The decision of Fijian Prime Minister Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama to relinquish his military role and contest in the September 2014 general election as a

Feb 1 2014

Made in Fiji gains momentum

The Fijian Government is using Facebook to strengthen the ‘Fijian Made’ Campaign. Attorney General and Industry & Trade Minister Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum launched the competition last

Man accused of rape acquitted

A 46-year-old man of Tavua was acquitted by the High Court in Lautoka on January 24 after he was found not guilty by the assessors.

Teenager’s death mourned

A young woman who was rushed to hospital after being found at the bottom of a motel swimming pool in Hamilton died on January 27.

Feb 1 2014

Report highlights career prospects for the year

The Occupation Outlook Report 2014 is a comprehensive overview of job demand, likely incomes, and training requirements for 50 different career options across New Zealand.

Feb 1 2014

Increasing workforce reduces benefit costs

The drive to get transfer more people from benefits to jobs has begun to pay dividends, Social Development Minister Paula Bennett has said. Quoting the

Feb 1 2014

Uninformed comments injure public opinion

It is unfortunate that important debate on workplace safety has been undermined by intemperate media comment. Claims about ACC (Accident Compensation Corporation) safety training have

Feb 1 2014

Security accompanies innovative scheme

A company based on both sides of the Tasman is offering a gifts scheme with guaranteed security and cost effectiveness. Gift Connects Limited (with offices

Growth in forestry deaths appalling

If business executives were being killed at work at the rate of almost one a month, the Government would have moved a long time ago.

The growing rape culture must be stopped

The recent report of a rape case involving two young men who believed that they should not be charged with rape because their victim was

Feb 1 2014

Common Man’s Party begins onward march

India became an independent nation 66 years ago (August 15, 1947), of which 56 years have been under the rule of the Congress Party. The

Feb 1 2014

Silver Line for sunset years

When was the last time you called or spent some time with an elderly relative or friend? The very real physical and mental health risks

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