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Internet shopping has revolutionised the retail property sector, with vendors, buyers and their agents increasingly becoming aware of its convenience and influence. As new generations

The Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan process is about to progress to the next stage which will provide interested parties with opportunities to attend hearings as

Customers of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) have been a target of aggressive telephone scammers who are demanding money for tax bills they do not

Dirty Politics and mudslinging have been the wake of the election campaign in New Zealand but the public mood appears to be more focused on

In his book, ‘Aryan Avatars,’ author Mahendra Sukhdeo argues that Fijians in Fiji must decide on their own brand of democracy. A hung Parliament or

Shanti Niwas Charitable Trust will observe the ‘International Day of Older Persons’ at its premises (14 Spring Street) in Onehunga on Saturday, September 27. The

What separates righteous anger from rioting mobs? What triggers the turn from peaceful protest against injustice, to looting and violence, on the scale most recently

Younger members of the community showcased their talents in various forms of music at an event organised by the Sargam School of Indian Music in

When Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala, Chief Executive of the Sudima Hotels and his family were considering construction of a Hotel near Auckland Airport more than five years

Vodafone and 2degrees customers will find that staying connected is about to become even easier, and most importantly; instant. The latest capability added to BNZ’s

The immigration process is sometimes a box-ticking exercise and ruthless. Given such a stance, we forget that there are higher stacks at play and that

The Manukau District Court will sentence a South Auckland couple on September 10 on proven charges of falsely registering a child as their own. They

A Te Kuiti man caught with pictures of children being sexually abused has been sentenced to ten months imprisonment. Sickness beneficiary Daniel James Parry (35)

The Auckland District Court sentenced on Friday, August 22 Gregory Alan Arnott (51) and Mark James Whelan (41) on a number of theft and false

On the campaign trail, I meet many people who are keen to talk policy and find out what Labour intends to do for New Zealand.

Politics is rather turbulent right now, with allegations flying, questions being asked and Media circuses around the country. Sadly the people that lose out from