January 2018

Holocaust Remembrance brings home truths David Zwartz Wellington, January 31, 2018 Linking this year’s United Nations International Holocaust Remembrance Day (UNIHRD) with the New Zealand

Jacinda Ardern Wellington, January 31, 2018 Last week, I was reading papers, my latest and most consistent past time, when my phone pinged. It was

Government reforms aimed at incentives for growth Auckland, January 31, 2018 Small Business Minister Stuart Nash has said that his Labour-led government is keen to

New Bill in Parliament takes up the challenge Wellington, January 30, 2018 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern released her Child Poverty Reduction Bill to drive a

Fund set up for repatriation of body and funeral Supplied Content (Edited) Auckland, January 30, 2018 Tha Auckland Malayali Samajam has set up a Charity

Venkat Raman (Indian Newslink) Auckland, January 30, 2018 The Indian High Commission based in Wellington has warned members of the Indian community against scammers who

Supplied Content Auckland, January 30, 2018 Now is your chance to have your say on plans to host the 36th America’s Cup located at Wynyard

Heat wave likely to persist in South Island Mei Heron Central Otago, January 30, 2018 Farmers are moving stock in the dead of night as

Radio New Zealand Wellington, January 29, 2018 The Secondary Principals’ Association and the Auckland Primary Principals’ Association said that too few people were training to

Dame Susan Devoy Wellington, January 29, 2018 Human Rights Commission mourns the loss of humanitarian and community leader Hashem Slaimankhel. The Auckland community leader and

Bill English Wellington, January 29, 2018 National has today pledged to ensure the Government is held accountable for the spending of billions of dollars of

Iain Lees-Galloway Wellington, January 29, 2018 The New Zealand government has announced the establishment of a Film Industry Working Group, facilitated by Linda Clark, to

Newshub Auckland, January 28, 2018 An Auckland man has been killed in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan. Hashem Slaimankhel, an Epsom resident, was visiting Kabul

Supplied Content Auckland, January 28, 2018 STAAH, a cloud-based hospitality distribution technology specialist, has launched ‘WeChat Pay’ for the convenience of Chinese travellers. The service

Supplied Content (HWPL) Bangkok, January 28, 2018 The need for peace and harmony, respect for all religions and people of all beliefs was emphasised at

Chris Hipkins Wellington, January 28, 2018 I extend my best wishes to the many thousands of Kiwi children who are off to school this week.

Thousands watch the solar-powered spectacle Radio New Zealand and Indian Newslink Staff Auckland, January 28, 2018 Ninety-thousand solar-powered LED lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge

Graham Squires Auckland, January 27, 2018 The latest Massey University Home Affordability Report suggests that last quarters fall in house prices was just a blip

Chris Hipkins Wellington, January 27, 2018 Members of a group of innovative thinkers to advise the Education Minister and Ministry on the review of the

Ten Leaders join Narendra Modi for two-day Summit in the Indian Capital The Wire (India) Staff New Delhi, January 27, 2018 Even as India and

Despite protests, ‘Padmaavat’ deemed a runaway success Apurv Shukla Auckland, January 27, 2018 ‘Padmaavat,’ the most anticipated and discussed Hindi film in recent months, was

The target is to reach $2 billion by 2020 Philip Gregan Auckland, January 27, 2018 New Zealand wine exports will receive a boost following the

Prospects and Challenges greet the World’s fastest-growing economy Tribute to a Great Nation on its 68th Republic Day Venkat Raman Auckland, January 26, 2018 The