March 2014

April 1, 2014

Today’s Labour promises a better tomorrow

Namaste, Sat Sri Akal, Salaam, Ayubowan, Vanakkam, Ngā Mihi. The general election is a crucial junction for all New Zealanders, including for those who trace

April 1, 2014

Sir Don McKinnon for Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture

We are happy to launch the Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture 2014 with the announcement that Sir Donald McKinnon, former Commonwealth Secretary General and

Sports Awards next week

The Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards 2014 Presentation Ceremony will be held on Wednesday, April 9 at Alexandra Park in Greenlane, Auckland. Manoj Daji, recipient

April 1, 2014

Trauma takes migrant to suicide point

By the time you read this, 24-year old Mahendra (not his real name) may have been deported to India by Immigration New Zealand (INZ). Like

April 1, 2014

Kushwant falls short of a century

Kushwant Singh, one of the most fearless and controversial journalists of our times, passed away in New Delhi on March 20, 2014. Born on February

April 1, 2014

Opaque bills keep us in the dark

I have spoken and written about the need for greater transparency in our power bills. I wrote about how it suits power companies to have

April 1, 2014

Auckland lawyer suspended for three months

Following is a press release from the New Zealand Law Society on March 20, 2014: The New Zealand Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal has suspended

Education

PTE partnership helps to tackle challenges

Private Training Institutions (PTEs) have a major national role to play in optimising the skills of the resident communities, preparing them for employment, Pacific Island

April 1, 2014

Eye-opener visit corrects squinty vision

The contrast between our image of India gained through hearing and reading and first-hand experience is amusing and staggering. I had heard horror stories that

April 1, 2014

Open Day for meditators

The rising interest on meditation techniques has encouraged the Vipassana Meditation Centre to organise an Open Day this fortnight. Open to all persons of all

April 1, 2014

Campaigns get to the root of Fijian politics

There appears to be excitement in the air in Fiji with politicians launching their campaign to promote their parties and ideologies to take the reins

April 1, 2014

Fiji puts minimum hourly wage at F$ 2

The Fijian Government has introduced minimum wage plan, applicable throughout all industries and sectors, with employers obliged to follow the relevant rules from March 1,

April 1, 2014

New rules target potential entrepreneurs

The New Zealand Government is reviewing its immigration policy, affecting the visa regime. As mentioned in my previous article (Indian Newslink, March 1, 2014), the

April 1, 2014

Taxman revisits New Zealanders abroad

The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has released its long awaited ‘Interpretation Statement’ (IS) on tax residence. It updates previously published view on tax residence in

Changes place new tax obligations on SMEs

The Government has passed regulations implementing a new minimum financial reporting framework for companies that are no longer required to prepare general purpose financial statements.

April 1, 2014

Cyber shopping nets more than the store

With consumers increasingly shopping via tablet and smartphone, over half (55%) of internet shoppers globally say that they now buy online because they get better

New politics of equality reins New Zealand

Forget the flag. Forget the trusts. Forget the Internet Party…oh you already have. Where are the real battle lines to be drawn this September and

April 1, 2014

Singapore sets new record for geriatric care

New Zealand, like many countries, has an ageing population, and declining proportion of children. The burgeoning size and percentage of the elderly population as well

Two sentenced for immigration fraud

A New Zealand citizen of Indian origin faces immediate arrest if he returns to this country. The Auckland District Court sentenced Kamal Kishore to a

More than democracy at stake in India

It is not often that this newspaper writes a Leader on the same subject in succession but a departure had to be made because the

Fiji deserves inclusive governance

Politics is a vicious game`. Its players change according to circumstances and convenience, often forgetting the fact that their main job is to protect the

April 1, 2014

Indians want transparent governance

Indians go to polls from April 7 to May 12 to elect 543 candidates to represent them in Parliament. Results will be declared on May

April 1, 2014

Easter brings forth Divine Message

More than 2000 years ago in the land of Palestine emerged a Prophet, Jesus. The striking features of his ministry were the miracles, wonders, signs

April 1, 2014

How the Great take you to the Greatest

The modern society is confused by such terms as Spirituality, Religion and God and many of us do not understand what it means to experience

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