Gopalkrishna Gandhi, a great son of India described it as “a spectacular event in every sense,” Deputy Prime Minister Bill English said it was an
Atin Patel, winner of the ‘Best Young Entrepreneur of the Year’ Award at the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (IBA) is not a businessman in
Supreme Business of the Year Multitrade International Limited Best Large Business GMP Pharmaceuticals Limited Best Medium-Sized Business Imagetext Systems Integrators Best Small Business Global Financial
We are happy to announce that entries to the Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards 2013 are now open. The second edition of the Awards Scheme
A sinner stands before you. I call myself that not because I have broken the Ten Commandments. I may have done that, of course, breaking
The late Mother Teresa of Calcutta (Kolkata) brought solace and comfort to the suffering people, impoverished children and the dying, but largely men and women
In a world of upstarts who believe that wealth conquers the earth, there are people who believe that modesty is the greatest wealth that anyone
Why do Judges agree to plans proposed by Child Youth and Family (CYF) lawyers and lawyer for child? Why are parents left out when making
A delegation comprising officials and representatives of the New Zealand Education Sector met with their Indian counterparts at the inaugural meeting of the New Zealand
The New Zealand India Research Institute based at the University, involves nearly 40 academics from five New Zealand universities, including Victoria, Auckland, Massey, Canterbury and
Unitec Institute of Technology won the ‘Trailblazer Not-for-Profit Award’ of the NZI National Sustainable Business Network at the Presentation Ceremony held at The Cloud in
An innovative approach to ‘New Zealand of the Future’ earned a young Hutt student top honour at the ‘Future U’ competition held recently. Stephen Lines
The introduction of the Education Amendment Bill 2012 will see a new kind of innovative schooling created in New Zealand. The Bill makes provisions for
But the latest Treasury Report confirmed that the country’s accounts were $449 million worse off in the three months to September 30, which is almost
The proposed changes to the Employment Relations Act (ERA) would make workers in the cleaning industry more vulnerable, according to the Building Services Contractors New
New Zealand Mint Jewellery has just added a glimmer of gold to its collection. We have many beautiful jewellery collections, but none quite as golden
The announcement, made on November 20, 2012, said that Code-sharing has been extended with immediate effect to all of Virgin Australia’s domestic destinations, offering Singapore
India’s importance to New Zealand is growing. This reflects the country’s expanding economy, which has emerged strongly from global recession, its growing geopolitical importance, and
Members of the Indian and other communities would benefit from a free seminar on a number of issues relating to the New Zealand Labour Law.
One of the most interesting and endearing aspects of journalism is that it provides access and opportunities to meet people in high places- the rich
New Zealand Police have a unique problem: against a scenario of declining crime both at home and on the streets, there is growing public apathy
Fiji Labour Party (FLP) leader Mahendra Chaudhary made submissions to the Constitution Commission, which inter alia asked for the restoration of Great Council of Chiefs
Family violence in general and abuse of women in particular has a chance of being minimised in New Zealand with an increasing number of religious
Like many New Zealanders, the Government is deeply concerned that too many of our children are seriously abused and neglected. In instances where there has
On an earlier occasion, preparing for a beauty contest, she had told us that her long-term goal was to gain qualifications and the requisite expertise
The Arya Samaj will conduct Satsang on Sunday, December 9, 2012 at 5 pm at Lyndale Athletic Hall, Portage Road, New Lynn. The programme will
Auckland based Vipassana Trust will have an ‘Open Day’ on Sunday, December 9, 2012 to provide an opportunity for the public to understand the courses
Two South Auckland based community welfare organisations organised the Diwali Festival at the Papatoetoe Town Hall on November 2, bringing together people from varied ethnicity.
The Rotary Club of Auckland Harbourside has announced the launch of a new project to promote safety and wellbeing in the South Pacific. Called, ‘Burn
If you are a music buff, or a person with just a fleeting interest in a song or two, you should reserve seats for you
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