Shriram Iyer’s ‘Let Me Go’ clings to honesty and loyalty Venkat Raman – Writing a book is always a challenge, especially if it is not
David Shearer – As someone who has contracted campylobacter in Morocco and Hepatitis A in Somalia, I can say with some authority that it is
New Zealanders are known to punch above their weight, or as some do, push their sporting prowess, far beyond boundaries, compared to their age and
Staff Reporter – Members of the Manukau Indian Association (MIA) re-elected Veer Khar as their President at the Annual General Meeting held on April 5.
Staff Reporter Community Mentors and the Office of Ethnic Communities (OEC) have announced a new initiative to provide mentoring support to organisations that assist new
The Environment Court has found in favour of Auckland Council in a long-running case dealing with illegal housing units in Mt Roskill and Mt Albert.
Staff Reporter – We have great pleasure in reporting about the achievements of the winners in various categories of the Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards
Staff Reporter Auckland Regional Migrant Services will conduct three free employment workshops for new migrants over the next two months. The ‘Job Search Workshops’ have
Staff Reporter – ‘The Original Art Sale’ presented by the AUT University will be held from May 15 to May 17 at the Vodafone Events
Staff Reporter The Parent and Family Resource Centre (trading as Disability Connect) will conduct its first ‘Indian Families with Children of Special Needs Support Group’
Staff Reporter The importance of understanding the ramifications of granting Power of Attorney to another person (irrespective of relationship with that person) dawns late among
Jeremy Vargo A thought experiment- you are driving on an open road such as State Highway One. In front of you is a car travelling
Dr Ian Huffer – Bollywood or Hollywood? At the cinema or on-demand? Streaming or torrenting? India is famous for its films, and New Zealand’s Indian
Germany’s Constitutional Court has lifted a ban on female Muslim teachers wearing headscarves as long as it does not lead to ‘disruption’ at school. This
Jane Silloway-Smith “Now what is wrong with your dad?” I was asked for the seventh time that day. I could not believe it. We had
Staff Reporter – The annual ‘Annamayya Padahela,’ a tribute to the great Saint Annamacharya, will be held on May 9, 2015 at the Shri Shirdi
Teaching any age level has distinct challenges, but for Sheba Butler, ACG Sunderland Year 1 teacher, it is a balancing act of creating the environment
Staff Reporter – The Constitutional Offices Commission held its first meeting on April 17, 2015 in Suva. The Commission, established under Section 132 of the
Mahendra Sukhdeo – The Indian government failed to recognise the Indian Diaspora in the past. In the late 1800s and 1900s, when the Chinese were
Janifa Khan Janif – First of Two Parts According to Professor Vijay Naidu of the Fiji Institute of Applied Studies, the indenture system in Fiji
Apurv Shukla – The Fourth Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards Presentation Ceremony, held on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 at Alexandra Park in Auckland has been
Sona Sansaar – When Sona Sansaar opened its branch in Papatoetoe (172 Great South Road at Hunters Corner) two years ago, it inaugurated a glittering
Venkat Raman – The Auckland High Court sentenced on April 14 a woman to 27 months in prison after she was found guilty of five
Abdulazeem Abozaid One of the challenges facing Islamic Banking and Finance industry is the methodology used for product development. While Sharia enjoins that its rules
The first Muslims to reside in New Zealand were 15 Chinese Mahometans living in Dunstan, near Dunedin Otago, in April 1874. The first Muslim to
Ash Enoka Amanah Ethical is an investment management company based in Auckland specialising in Islamic Finance solutions. The Company has been working with the Muslim
A Correspondent In a significant boost to the Islamic infrastructure, Auckland now has specialist, Opportunity (Op) Store to serve the Muslim population. ‘Jannah Road,’ located
Staff Reporter Syed Mujeeb Hyderabadi and Ghouse Majeed, two endearing friends of Indian Newslink are at it again, with an evening of Mushaira, Kavi Sammelan
Mobil Mangere workshop, situated at 4/56 Tidal Road in Mangere is the Automotive Workshop of choice for the residents of Mangere area for all their
Staff Reporter While Islamic countries have promoted Halal as a religious requirement enforced by law, countries such as New Zealand are keen to improve public
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