Kieran Madden The United States is known for its hyper-partisan, rhetoric-laden public debate. From the Huffington Post to Fox News, the left-right divide seems to
Opening ceremonies of $5 million Ram Mandir from June 6 Venkat Raman If you need wish to know the highlights of Ramayan (or Ramayana), the
Venkat Raman Lord Murugan (or Karthik as he is known in North India) and other Deities at the newly opened Thiru Subramaniyar Aalayam are becoming
Carey Kinsolving Proverb 10:11 says, “Like a fountain of water, the words of a good person give life.” “I think this Proverb means that you
Adrian Wimmers Budget 2015 is a step further down the social investment path for this National-led Government, both in scale and ambition. The Government is
Chandan Ohri The centrepiece of Budget 2015 is a package aimed at reducing child ‘hardship.’ Worth $790 million over four years, the package has $25
Dr Parmjeet Parmar Mount Roskill will have a Community Patrol for the first time following its launch on May 13, 2015. I attended the event
Wellington based Indian High Commission will lead New Zealanders in celebrating ‘International Day of Yoga’ on June 21, 2015. The programme, scheduled to be held
Staff Reporter Auckland Regional Migrant Services (ARMS) launched its third Hub for migrant and former refuge women, aiming to support them to integrate into the
Staff Reporter The Sri Lankan community in Auckland is mourning the death Thambiah Yogeswaran, on May 13, 2015, following illness. The end came a day
Staff Reporter An ardent Hindi teacher has appealed to the Indian government and the World Hindi Secretariat (WHS) to establish a Regional Hindi Secretariat in
Teresa Marinovich Have you recently moved to New Zealand and would like to know how things work here? Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has a walk-in
Raj Bedi More than 40 Indian families and their friends got together on May 1 to pay homage to their forefathers, relatives and friends who
Venkat Raman Auckland based Sargam School of Indian Music is organising a musical programme that will bring together the nuances of the East and the
Staff Reporter Dorothy Winstone Centre at Auckland Grammar School, which has witnessed a number of national day festivities, cultural programmes, and graduation ceremonies, will transform
Staff Reporter Celebrated singer, composer, actor and director Tarun Nandha was in Auckland to perform at the Mothers’ Day Celebrations organised by Soni Samaj New
Venkat Raman It is often said that the finest attribute of a human being is his or her ability to establish and sustain a family
Apurv Shukla Reigning World Boxing Federation Asia Pacific Heavy Weight Champion Rohit Singh added a feather to his cap when he was awarded a gold
Ravi Nyayapati The lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) came to a much-anticipated high-profile conclusion on May 24, 2015 with Mumbai Indians (MI) winning the Championship
One of the most popular ways of raising funds in our community is by selling meal packs. Al Madinah School in Auckland is running this
Len Brown Otahuhu has played a pivotal role in Auckland’s past and present, and it is a part of Auckland for which I have great
Staff Reporter Indian supermarkets are increasingly becoming the favourites of people of diverse ethnicity, responding to which these retail outlets offer an ever-widening range of
Staff Reporter Auckland Indian Sweets & Snacks Limited was established in April 1991 as a family business in a small location and since then has
Staff Reporter A New computerised injection machine installed at an Auckland clinic promises greater efficiency, better treatment and greater dental care. The Otahuhu Dental Care has
Pizzas are among the most favoured foods in New Zealand but you would not know the ‘real’ quality, until you have tasted these at the
First of Two Parts Mahendra Sukhdeo – The repugnant ‘slave trade’ from Black Africa to the newly settled White America ended in 1833. From 1500
Janifa Khan Janif – Second and Final Part In July 1989, the cold winters of New Zealand greeted us off our flight from Fiji to
Staff Reporter – The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is seeking to amend the provisions ofits Qualifications Framework in respect of English language requirements. The
Mark Worsop – Growing demand for NZMA’s hospitality, cookery and business programmes has sparked a massive expansion of the provider’s state-of-the-art Sylvia Park Campus. Work
Future Skills Academy Manukau is launching it’s National Certificate in Mental Health and Addiction Support Level 4. The programme is designed for learners who wish
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