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Singapore Airlines offers 104 weekly flights to 14 destinations Supplied Content Singapore Airlines has experienced a growth in travel between India and New Zealand General

Teuila Fuatai The Counties Manukau District Health Board (CMDHB) has hit headlines for all the wrong reasons lately. Its new Chair Vui Mark Gosche, sits

But the new Government is yet to be tested Dr Michael Macaulay Public Trust Survey 2018: Greater trust in Government Its findings run counter to

Denis Muller All deaths are sudden, even if long expected. Appropriately enough, this is the opening sentence of a book called ‘Journalism in a Culture

Sourced Content The United Kingdom’s interest in joining the revamped TPP trade deal has sparked calls from National for New Zealand to put work and

Sarah Robson The government will lift the student loan cap for medical students and others doing long undergraduate courses, Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced.

Venkat Raman If you are an ANZ Bank customer, chances are that your queries will be answered by ‘Jamie,’ the latest ‘Customer Services Officer.’ She

Supplied Content Russell McVeagh Chair Malcolm Crotty has said that the Firm’s Board of Directors have ‘fully accepted’ the findings of Dame Margaret Bazley and

Supplied Content University of Auckland Distinguished Professor Sir Peter Gluckman has been appointed to head a new international body of influential science institutions. Sir Peter

Supplied Content AIA Group Limited has announced that is wholly-owned subsidiary, AIA International Limited has successfully completed its acquisition of Sovereign Insurance. As disclosed on

Sourced Content A new public housing development in Central Auckland will be able to accommodate more than three times as many households as the 60-year-old

New Zealand’s most extensive survey of child poverty kicks off this month (July) to give a clearer picture of how poverty affects everyone; from children

Peter Dunne  Politicians often get a bad wrap, even when they do not deserve it. In that regard, they are one of society’s safety-valves. They

Supplied Content The Government is amending the Health Act to allow for significant improvements to the safety of drinking-water in New Zealand, Health Minister Dr

But provisions hit US$ 8 billion in India Venkat Raman Bank of Baroda (New Zealand) Limited, the first Indian bank to establish its presence in

Tom Furley The government’s flagship KiwiBuild housing project could save millions of dollars if homes are built sustainably, a Report says. Commissioned by Green Building

Chris Bramwell  New Zealand and the European Union have formally launched negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The EU Commissioner for Trade Cecilia Malmström said it

Dynamism of love and leave gets worldwide rave Venkat Raman One of the most prolific writers and singers will be in Auckland next month to

Venkat Raman New migrants, international students, migrant workers and tourists got to know first-hand the existing and emerging opportunities for them to progress their education

Tim Murphy Former MediaWorks Chief Executive Sussan Turner popped up on the board of media company NZME this week – six weeks after her term

Official Information Act retains power with the people The House (Radio New Zealand) Report The term ‘independent government watchdog’ doesn’t normally evoke an enormous amount

Chris Bramwell Former National Party Prime Minister Jim Bolger will lead a government Working Group looking at setting up sector wide collective negotiations. The plan

Fortunately, there is no alternative Declan Mordaunt Under the title of ‘The Trust Crisis,’ the April/May Edition of Acuity (Magazine of Chartered Accountants Australia and

Venkat Raman While Singapore Airlines scored a global first when the new Boeing 787-10 aircraft touched down at the Changi International Airport on March 27,

Supplied Content Finance Minister Grant Robertson has released the Terms of Reference for Phase 2 of the Review of the Reserve Bank Act. He issued

Findings of new Massey University Research Changes introduced by the ‘Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act (2012)’ have had no effect on the drinking habits

Charlie Dreaver A Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Public Policy is looking to address the unique issues New Zealand will face, and is currently facing,