June 15, 2014 Issue

Leaders mourn cremation law changes

The Auckland Council has proposed to make a number of changes to the bylaws governing Council-owned cemeteries and crematoria. An official notification said that while

June 15, 2014 Issue

West Auckland murder touches a raw nerve

There is anger and disappointment among the members of the Indian community in Auckland as the past week saw another gruesome murder, bringing the total

June 15, 2014 Issue

Relianz becomes Joint Sponsor of Lecture

We are happy to report that Relianz Forex Limited will be the Joint Title Sponsor with Radio Tarana of the Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand

June 15, 2014 Issue

Fijian politicians due in Auckland

Two prominent leaders of the National Federation Party of Fiji will be in Auckland next week to address a public meeting. Professor Biman Prasad, Leader

June 15, 2014 Issue

Debating Chamber fosters democratic ideals

Recently, I had occasion to be present at the finals of the New Zealand Secondary Schools Debating Contest. It took place in Parliament Buildings in

June 15, 2014 Issue

Fraud victims accuse police of inaction

The man who lost $110,000 to a show organiser says that the latter could have been easily prevented from leaving the country if the New

Lone Indian on Honours List

The Government has appointed a Christchurch based leading scientist and community leader Dr Surinder Tandon as a Member of the New Zealander Order of Merit.

Wrong decision sent Fijian to death

People are at the heart of a society, country, continent and the world. Each country has its own ethos, rules and regulations, the do and

Bureaucratic ignorance buries community sentiments

Auckland Council recently revealed plans to change its bylaws relating Council-owned cemeteries and crematoria. The Council argued that health and safety of workers and visitors

June 15, 2014 Issue

Community stands by Sunny Kaushal

The 600,000 strong ethnic communities will play a crucial role in deciding the outcome of the general election due to be held on September 20.

June 15, 2014 Issue

High performance lifts the value of Indian MP

With about 12 weeks left for the general election (September 20), public attention is now turning towards the Members Lists of political parties due for

Immigration policy may cost Labour dearly

Immigration is an issue that always finds a place in the political discourses, especially in an election year. Political parties usually outline their thoughts on

Politicians to face Indian community

The voting public in general and members of the Indian community in particular would have an opportunity to evaluate the policies and programmes of various

June 15, 2014 Issue

Labour upbeat about electoral fortunes

Labour is upbeat about its performance in the forthcoming general election (on September 20) but is also ready to form the next Government, Grant Robertson,

June 15, 2014 Issue

Government messes with cleaners’ wages

The Government’s decision to withdraw endorsement of the Principles of the Property Services Industry Agreement could lead to lower wages for some cleaning workers. Labour

June 15, 2014 Issue

Delegation hits first cordial note in Delhi

Fiji scored another first in boosting its relations with the new Government in India with its high-ranking minister visiting Delhi to felicitate the Bharatiya Janata

June 15, 2014 Issue

Delegation hits first cordial note in Delhi

Fiji scored another first in boosting its relations with the new Government in India with its high-ranking minister visiting Delhi to felicitate the Bharatiya Janata

Call to explain scholarship termination

The termination of scholarship of a student of the University of South Pacific and subsequent reinstatement has irked some politicians who demanded an inquiry preceded

June 15, 2014 Issue

Global conference to boost ethnic businesses

Empowering ethnic businesses to optimise their skills and exposing them to international markets are among the objectives of a global conference due to be held

Business body to host cross-border Summit

Companies, institutional investors and others keen on establishing their presence in the growing Indian market would find a forthcoming event in Auckland a veritable platform

June 15, 2014 Issue

Advisory Board for SMEEs formed

Small and Medium Ethnic Enterprises (SMEEs) owned and operated by minority ethnic groups can expect quality counselling and organised representation of their views and challenges

Kiwi businesses face higher compliance costs

A strict new Australian approach to transfer pricing will impact New Zealand businesses with Australian operations. New Zealand might be a small fish in the

June 15, 2014 Issue

Bank of India keen on retail banking

While New Zealand businesses are beginning to realise the immense commercial potential that exists in India, a senior banker is keen to assist in their

Policy remains unfair to skilled migrants

The Skill Migrant Category (SMC) replaced the General Skill Migrant Category (GSM) in 2003. Seriously flawed, the GSM had resulted in thousands of skilled migrants

ANZ to open two more branches in India

The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has received an approval in principle from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to open two more

Legal Advisor awaits July sentence

Hugh Edward Staples Hamilton (62) was found guilty at the Auckland High Court on May 16, 2014 of 14 charges arising out of the collapse

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