August 2019

Auckland lawyer earns Emerging Director Award
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Auckland lawyer earns Emerging Director Award

Supplied Content Auckland, August 31, 2019 Auckland lawyer Jaya Prasannan has been declared ‘Emerging Director 2019’ of the Auckland Branch of the Institute of Directors.

Curtain up on Canterbury Indian Tamil Association
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Curtain up on Canterbury Indian Tamil Association

Shirish Paranjape Christchurch, August 31, 2019 Canterbury Indian Tamil Association (CITA)  held its first event in Christchurch to mark the 73rd Independence Day of India

Professionals to host Free Property Seminar
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Professionals to host Free Property Seminar

Venkat Raman Auckland, August 31, 2019 Three professionals involved in property development will present a Seminar outlining the issues and challenges faced by common people

Global Support for Indian government on Kashmir
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Global Support for Indian government on Kashmir

Dr Sudesh Wasoori Wellington, August 31, 2019 India’s independence in 1947 saw the Subcontinent divide along two major lines – most of the Northern parts

Phil Goff greets Hindus on Ganesh Chaturthi
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Phil Goff greets Hindus on Ganesh Chaturthi

Auckland, August 31, 2019 Having just celebrated Lord Krishna’s Birthday, we will in the next two days be celebrating the Birth of Lord Ganesha. Best

Workshop to discuss ways of promoting Hindi
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Workshop to discuss ways of promoting Hindi

Venkat Raman Auckland, August 31, 2019 The importance of promoting Hindi in the School Curriculum and encouraging its wide usage throughout New Zealand are among

Auckland Bike Challenge raises funds for children
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Auckland Bike Challenge raises funds for children

Supplied Content Auckland, August 30, 2019 Eighty children from 17 schools in West Auckland received free bicycles and helmets yesterday (August 29, 2019), thanks to

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Demand to publicise all Party donations gets louder

Indian Newslink to raise nationwide public debate Venkat Raman The fear of increasing foreign influence on New Zealand politics through donations made to political parties

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Deep community connection

It is almost eight months to the date that Murali Kumar met us at a Restaurant in North Shore to say that he was planning

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Responsible Licensing Regime

Community care and social service come naturally to Shefali Mehta, who was honoured by the New Zealand government with a Queen’s Service Medal (QSM) on

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Transparency and fairness ideals

Listening to the small but growing community in Whanganui for the past 20 years has given him an insight into the challenges and tasks to

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Good Governance of all things

Anne Degia-Pala has an interminable link with Indian Newslink and its readers, for well over 17 years, she and us have fostered mutual respect with

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Power to transform lives

A trained Dietitian and a Registered Health Professional with almost 25 years of community engagement would certainly know the pulse of the people and the

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Long-term solutions to bring down serous crime

Nanise Neimila Contrary to popular belief, crime rate has declined, according to a report released recently by the Fiji Police Force. Speaking in the Fijian

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Australian obstinacy ruptures Pacific Islands Forum

Michael O’Keefe The Pacific Islands Forum meeting in Tuvalu ended last fortnight in open division over Climate Change. Australia ensured its official communique watered down commitments to respond to

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Conflicts run deep along the Strait of Hormuz

But everyone knows they are in no one’s interest Natalie Klein Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed that Australia will lend military support to protect

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Hamilton-Auckland Rail Service funding approved

Supplied Content The New Zealand Transport Agency has approved funding for construction of the Hamilton to Auckland start-up rail Service, Transport Minister Phil Twyford has

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Cantabrians prefer shopping in the suburbs

The report calls for efforts to improve City Centre Katie Todd People’s perceptions of Christchurch’s City Centre urgently need to change, retail consultants say after

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Challenge views with respect and civility

Alex Penk Rage against the machine. Stick it to the man. If you’re not for us, you’re against us. They are familiar sayings, and sometimes

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