Greens in another crisis as MP Darleen Tana faces exploitation allegation
Green MP Darleen Tana with her husband Christian Hoff-Nielsen (Facebook Photo) An independent investigation into Green MP Darleen Tana is expected to unearth what she
Green MP Darleen Tana with her husband Christian Hoff-Nielsen (Facebook Photo) An independent investigation into Green MP Darleen Tana is expected to unearth what she
Our Leader this fortnight: Indian Newslink March 15, 2024 issue Guest Editorial by Peter Dunne This week’s government bailout, the fifth in the last eighteen
Warning: This article may be disturbing for some. Please use discretion Editor’s Standfirst: Today (March 15) marks the fifth anniversary of the attacks of a
Radio New Zealand Wellington, March 12, 2024 It is well-known that legacy media outlets have been struggling to survive in a digital world. The creation
RNZ Pacific Suva, Fiji, March 12, 2024 The removal of Fiji’s Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Lynda Tabuya will send a wrong signal
Nanise Neimila Suva, Fiji, March 12, 2024 In the vibrant town of Nausori, Kalesi Baleula, a skilled artisan renowned for her ability to craft exquisite
The recent announcement that Newshub will shut down its news broadcasting operations elicits understandable disappointment. Three hundred jobs were lost, many of them recognisable faces
The Wire New Delhi, March 11, 2024 The Supreme Court on Monday (March 11) dismissed the application of the State Bank of India (SBI) for
About our Judges Curtain up on Indian Newslink Business Awards and call for entries Another year of applications, achievements and celebration The 15th Annual Indian
Mallika Janakiraman Auckland, March 9, 2024 New Zealand boasts of a diverse Indian community, adding richness to its multicultural fabric. However, ensuring optimal nutrition, especially
Peter Dunne Wellington, February 7, 2024 Earlier this week, Wellington’s newspaper, The Post, launched a “conversation” inviting public responses about how Wellington could move on
And NNT New Zealand enriches that experience In New Zealand, the most common workplace dress codes are a mix of uniforms and smart casual and
Adelaide, Australia, March 4, 2024 Standfirst from the Editor: Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will host a Special Summit of the Association of South East
Matches in Cornwall Park (May 26 and June 1) and Mt Smart Stadium (May 29) Tony Tietie Auckland, March 3, 2024 The mighty India Jungle
Shiwangi Sharma, Nandini Srivastava, Gauri Bhasin, Manav Rachna Faridabad, Haryana, India, March 3, 2024 Change is coming so fast in the workplace that employees are
Matthew Scott Whangarei, March 2, 2024 Voices in the health sector are questioning whether a new Medical School plan will address potential pipeline issues in
The rush to push legislation through Parliament under urgency to abolish the Māori Health Authority, Te Aka Whai Ora, has been unseemly. No matter that
Standfirst: Mark Jennings was Head of News at TV3 for 22 years before co-founding Newsroom. He looks at the factors behind the decision to shut
Michael Wood Auckland, February 23, 2024 Standfirst from the Editor: Indian Newslink has worked closely with Grant Robertson since he began his career at the
Anil Golani and Radhey Tambi (The Diplomat Magazine) New Delhi, February 22, 2024 In August 2022, given that there had been no incident of attacks on merchant shipping off
Jo Moir Wellington, February 21, 2024 Standfirst: Fa’anana Efeso Collins was a long-time friend of Indian Newslink and we have had the pleasure of attending
Anirudha Karindalam At The Week in Kochi, India, February 20, 2024 In July 2022, after a successful visit to Germany, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Gaurav Sharma Auckland, February 16, 2024 India sees value in improving ties with New Zealand as the South Asian nation looks to expand its influence
In a noteworthy development, KiwiSaver providers have made substantial adjustments to their investment portfolios, reducing exposure to companies that they have deemed ethically questionable according
Many ominous omens filled the air before this year’s Waitangi celebrations. Commentators were prophesying trouble. Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters was booed in the morning.
Airport security should be rid of unnecessary harassment There was a hole in a quiet road near me recently. It was about three metres long.
Supplied Content (Edited) Auckland, February 13, 2024 The Probasee Association Tem lifted the Spirit of Cricket title at the Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve on
From Hindustan Times New Delhi, February 12, 2024 Seven of the eight Indian Navy veterans, who were released by a Qatar court months after being
From The Dawn, Lahore, February 12, 2024 After a poor showing in the February 8 Polls, the PML-N, which has about 75 seats in the
And an additional $15.2 million to the Secretariat of the Regional Environment Programme New Zealand has pledged $30 million towards the second phase of the
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