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Sourced Content Wellington, January 13, 2019 Automatic tax refunds are coming and scammers are already at work, says a press note from Inland Revenue Department

Nikki Mandow (Newsroom) Auckland, January 13, 2019 After an inordinate amount of hype and years of heart-stopping “Is it coming? Is it not?,” the world’s

Sourced Content Wellington, January 13, 2019 The most popular career last year was Police Officer, according to the most searched for jobs on careers.govt.nz in 2018. Tertiary

Supplied Content Gwangju, South Korea, January 13, 2019 New Zealand Ceremony for Gu Ji-In on January 6, 2019 The first anniversary to mark the death

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, January 13, 2019 The Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award (HIPA) has concluded judging for its eighth

RNZ, Wellington, January 13, 2019 A deaf Wellington man says that he is furious after a woman apparently pretending to be deaf so that she

Jyoti Pratibha Suva, Fiji, January 12, 2019 Stolen vehicles from Australia and New Zealand have been seized at Lautoka Wharf in a big car racket.

Venkat Raman Auckland, January 12, 2019 The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will invest about US$280 million on major infrastructure projects in Fiji during 2019-2010, President

Hamilton, January 12, 2019 From The Weekend RNZ (Jan 5) New Zealand’s education system is failing Māori students by continuing to marginalise their culture, Waikato University

Clay Wilson Auckland, January 12, 2019   A great innings from Doug Bracewell and debutant Scott Kuggeleijn helped New Zealand recover from a poor start

Dan Slevin RNZ, Auckland, January 12, 2019 The big-hearted efforts of the entire cast aren’t enough to save Mary Poppins Returns from redundancy. Left-right: Georgie (Joel Dawson),

Half-day event starts at 2 pm on January 26, 2019 Venkat Raman Auckland, January 11, 2019 Games, cultural programmes and networking make up a busy

RNZ, Wellington, January 11, 2019 The government will try to help a group of up to 30 Chinese construction workers who have been left without

Staff Reporter Auckland, January 11, 2019 National MP Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi The Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO), an international body representing the

10 kilometres of Walk on February 3, 2019 Thakur Ranjit Singh Auckland, January 10, 2019 What started four years ago as a prop to raise

A unique meeting of ‘Saree Speak’ becomes a Traffic Stopper in Remuera Supplied, Edited Content Auckland, January 10, 2019 Of all the dress materials worn

Bhartiya Bhasha Evam Shodh Sansthan launched Supplied Content (Updated at 233 pm) Auckland, January 10, 2019 Today, January 10 is an important date on the

Indira StewartSolomon Islands, January 5, 2019 Loti Yates, Director of the Solomon Islands Disaster Management Office, is used to dealing with floods. But even he

Indira Stewart Solomon Islands, January 5, 2019 The Solomon Islands has been drenched by two weeks of unrelenting heavy rain that has caused extensive flooding,

RNZ, Auckland, January 5, 2019 A retailers’ group wants the government to regulate the amount banks can charge for credit-card transactions. Retailers in this country

Press Trust of India, Mumbai, January 5, 2019 Walls of hatred are being erected in the name of religion in India and those who stand

But used imports are on the way down Mark Jennings Auckland, January 4, 2019 New car sales are heading for another record year while used

And it is time to tell the truth London, January 4, 2019 Immigration led the headlines again over the holiday season. Around 100 migrants were

RNZ, Auckland, January 4, 2019 Stewart Island has been named as the world’s fifth ‘Dark Sky Sanctuary.’ The International Dark Sky Association defines a Dark

Decision followed claims that two women entered the Temple The Wire (India) Staff New Delhi, January 2, 2019 Kerala’s Sabarimala temple has been shut down

Staff Reporter Auckland, January 2, 2019 Yoga enthusiasts gathered recently to celebrate the opening of the new ‘Yoga in Daily Life Ashram’ at the Onehunga

John Hall Wellington, January 2, 2019 Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) recently commented on the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) Review conducted as part

Michael Hall RNZ Auckland, January 1, 2019 The Catholic Church has set up a new body to liaise with the Royal Commission’s abuse inquiry, but