Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced a staged review (on March 26, 2013) of bank capital adequacy requirements for residential mortgage loans. Stage One
Nawab Mohammed Abdulla Ali, the Prince of Arcot, underscored the importance of cultural harmony in not only ensuring social progress but also corporate profits. “As
“The whole world is becoming Halal,” Dar Abdullah bin Abdul Mohsin Al Turki, Secretary General of the World Muslim League said at the first Islamic
Food in Taiwan was surprisingly diverse to satisfy all kinds of appetites in our Camp, whether vegetarian, non-vegetarian or gluten-free. Being a vegetarian, I initially
The World Muslim Forum held its first conference in New Zealand on November 23, 2013 at the Aotea Centre in the Central Business District. Government
Two youngsters have combined their energies and resources to launch an organisation to care for the health of the elderly. Free exercises are a part
Going beyond the cliché that Beauty and Brains should combine to embellish a personality, our Model of the Fortnight Raji Singh believes that Ambitions and
The Indo-Fijian community living in West Auckland expressed their support to the ‘It’s Not Ok’ campaign, stating that they would work together to address the
Children are gifts of God but there are times when the Maker wants them back. They spread joy at home and everywhere else but leave
Shanti Niwas Charitable Trust Inc has an impressive record of working with socially isolated senior citizens of Indian and South Asian origin living in Auckland.
Auckland Malayali Samajam celebrated Christmas at Mt Roskill War Memorial Hall on November 23, 2013. Australia and New Zealand Patriarchal Vicar Bishop Mor Irenious Paulose
Rugby League enthusiasts and families and friends of Tarun Asthana will pay homage to the young man with a Memorial Cup Tournament in November next
Fiji’s promising middle weight boxer Opeti Tagi has finally landed with an opportunity to fight New Zealand’s Gunner Jackson for the World Boxing Organisation (WBO)
The Nadi Fiji team retained the Pacific Soccer Cup tournament, delighting thousands of fans at Bill McKinlay Park in Panmure, Auckland on November 24, 2013.
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While the Masala Chain of Restaurants have been in the news for all the wrong reasons for the past six months, the Director of their
As the countdown begins for one of the most important events in New Zealand’s business calendar, there is a high degree of excitement over the
While the importance of the contributions of businesses and professionals of Asian origin to the New Zealand economy is yet to receive adequate recognition and
Sixteen years have gone by since Mother Teresa passed away (September 5, 1997) and the world has become poorer without a noble soul that worked
Even as they grieve over the death of their dear son, the family of Tarun Asthana have no ill-feeling towards the man accused of being
Two youngsters have combined their energies and resources to launch an organisation to care for the health of the elderly. Free exercises are a part
A former company director responsible for an immigration scam of $100,000 was sentenced to home detention and community work at Auckland District Court on October
Counties Manukau Police are keen to put an end to roadside car window washers, following increasing complaints of ‘harassment’ from drivers. Those driving through the
A South Auckland man who reportedly provided immigration advice without obtaining a valid licence from the Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) is awaiting his fate. Hakaoro
Kenneth James Anderson (66) entered guilty pleas in the Christchurch District Court on October 14 to charges brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). The
It has been an amazing year for Private Training Establishments (PTEs). In Budget 2013, the Government announced that it will move to equalise funding rates
The transition from secondary school to tertiary education is a huge leap, and some students need more encouragement than others. Having easily accessible educational opportunities
Homework is the cause of numerous tantrums and arguments in many Kiwi households. Parents simply want to encourage and spur on their offspring to ensure
A popular academic of Indian ancestry has been appointed to the prestigious post of Editor of the British Journal of Psychiatry (BJP). Kenya-born Professor Kamaldeep
It was an evening of justifiable pride for more than 200 men and women as they assembled to participate in the 90th anniversary celebration of
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