Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Statute to punish abusive employers coming

Migrant workers and international students can expect their erring employers to come to grief if a Government-sponsored set of new rules and regulations becomes law.

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

New Chairman for Bank of India

One of the most well-known members of the legal profession and experienced corporate governors has been appointed to the post of Chairman of the Auckland

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Jackie Clarke for Awards Night

Popular entertainer, celebrity speaker and singer Jackie Clarke will be the Master of Ceremonies at the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (INLIBA) Presentation Ceremony, scheduled

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Diwali Special 2013

This is our Bumper issue of 72 pages, of which 52 pages form our Diwali Special 2013. In presenting this Special issue, Indian Newslink extends

Anxiety runs high as Awards Night gets closer

The Sixth Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Programme scheduled to be held on Monday, November 18, 2013 at Sky City Convention Centre has gained

Amendment Bill misses vital immigration points

The Immigration Amendment Bill introduced to Parliament on October 3, 2013, aims to ensure that our immigration system is robust with enhanced border security. A

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Lawmaker presents book to Key

National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi presented the first copy of the book, ‘A Spiritual Journey- Harmandar Sahib: The Golden Temple,’ to Prime Minister John Key

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Viable Diplomacy makes Taiwan a global nation

President Ma Ying-jeau of the Republic of China (ROC) has been concerting efforts on fostering peace and stability through viable diplomacy. Working on the basis

Court sentences two on fraud charges

Hemant Kumar Maharaj and Suresh Din were sentenced in the Auckland District Court on October 3 for corruptly obtaining public funds from the North Shore

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Taiwanese mark Century plus two in Auckland

New Zealand should strive to strengthen its ties with the Republic of China (Taiwan), create a more congenial environment for two-way investment and promote better

Court sentences two on fraud charges

Hemant Kumar Maharaj and Suresh Din were sentenced in the Auckland District Court on October 3 for corruptly obtaining public funds from the North Shore

Finance company director pleads guilty

Nigel Brent O’Leary (57), a former director of Rockforte Finance Limited (Rockforte), entered guilty pleas in the Wellington High Court on October 3 to Serious

Course quality should be ponderable

New Zealand Career College (NZCC) will mark its tenth anniversary next year. Starting from small beginnings, it now pathways 1000 domestic and international students into

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

First University Trading Room opens

Massey University has established a Trading Room at its Albany (North Auckland) Campus, stating that the facility is first of its kind in the country.

Strategy good for economy

The Government’s draft Strategy for tertiary education for the next five years features a strong emphasis on the economy. The Strategy focuses on in-demand skills,

Partnership Schools deserve a fair chance

As expected, there has been considerable reaction to Education Minister Hekia Parata’s announcement of the five successful applicants for Partnership School contracts on September 17,

Power bills short circuit happy tidings

I recently became the Labour Party’s Spokesman for Energy. That means holding the Government to account over power prices. I am sure that you have

Innovation determines national status

The world’s most innovative companies expect to grow by more than 60%, enjoying $318 billion revenue boost over the next five years, a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWCH)

Despite good performance, we lack the sparkle

New Zealand is the 18th most competitive country in the world, according to this year’s Global Competitiveness Index (GCI). The Index ranks countries according to

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Social Media offers exciting marketing tools

Many of us are familiar with Social Media such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest and Instagram. Social Media Optimisation (SMO) is the latest way

Bill needs more bite than bark

Although an analysis appearing in our Homelink pages in this issue poses several pointers to the Government on the proposed Immigration Amendment Bill, we believe

The growing menace of human trafficking

The Government’s increasing emphasis on securing our borders to prevent people coming across international waters seeking asylum leads us to wonder if New Zealand is

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Trans-Tasman partnership can boost ties with India

The recent electoral victory of centre-right Liberal party Leader Tony Abbott over the left-leaning Labour Party in Australia is viewed with interest by policymakers and

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

Gifted musician offers triple treat

One of the most gifted Carnatic Musicians will be in Auckland for a triple engagement later this month. Dr Radhakrishnan Ganesh will be here at

Family values promote quality life

Beauty pageants are not confined to women who are six feet tall and have a size zero figure; they are also for confident people and

Hamiltonians observe ‘Hindi Day’

GOPIO Waikato marked ‘Hindi Day’ on September 14 to acknowledge the important status occupied by the language in Indian Cinema, which celebrated its centenary recently.

Octobeer 15, 2013 Issue

New source of solace for the disadvantaged

Economic prosperity and social progress are always counterbalanced by segments that either subsist under poverty or survive as victims of abuse and misuse at work

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