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Curran episode a lesson for all politicians

Clare Curran should have seen the writing on the wall in April over the Carol Hirschfeld ‘episode,’ when the latter became a victim of impropriety.

As Election looms, democracy ripens in Fiji

People of Fiji are beginning to evince more interest in the ensuing general election as days roll, there is increasing certainty that the polling day

A Great Leader who stood above his State

A Tribute by the Editor Muthuvel Karunanidhi was an astute politician, remarkable leader and a wonderful human being. In his passing on Tuesday, August 7,

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Is CBI weakening its case against Vijay Mallya?

Swati Chaturvedi Does Vijay Mallya, the absconding billionaire who flew out of India on March 2, 2016 with 36 suitcases just before the government moved to prevent

Victims of Family Harm must speak out

Editorial Two Issue 397 August 1, 2018 The Indian community, otherwise known for its placidity and trouble-free trait, is becoming a subject of concern with

A glorious Chapter in our Lecture series

The Eighth Annual Indian Newslink Sir Anand Satyanand Lecture held on Monday, July 9, 2018 at Pullman Hotel was hailed as the ‘Best yet.’ Guest

Are Indian students naïve and vulnerable?

Editorial Issue 395 July 1, 2018 Alastair McClymont has been our friend since Indian Newslink was established 19 years ago. We consider him one of

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Emergency at Hawke’s Bay DHB

Hawke’s Bay DHB may have to activate its emergency plan if a nurses’ strike goes ahead while it deals with an increasing number of winter illnesses and

Mr English, Right and Honourable Sir!

Editorial Two Issue 394 June 15, 2018 The Right Honourable Simon Willian English, known to New Zealand and the rest of the world, as Bill

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New Zealand should warm up to Taiwan

Peter Dunne New Zealand likes to portray itself as a small and nimble trading nation, with its own will when it comes to foreign policy,

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Fiji Election Office ready for polls

Sourced Content Fijian Elections Office is all set to conduct General Election and waiting for the government to announce the date. Elections Supervisor Mohamed Saneem

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New Zealand airports are a disgrace, says Report

Monopolistic rents, nothing in return Thomas Coughlan A report has slammed Australia and New Zealand’s airports, arguing that they charge excessive fees for poor service.

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Facial technology to identify problem gamblers

Katie Scotcher Facial recognition technology is being trialled in some gaming venues to help identify problem gamblers. The system monitors people entering gaming rooms and

Challenges facing New Zealand banks

Editorial Two Issue 392 May 15, 2018 The appointment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry into some of the practices of Commercial banks in Australia

Editorial One – Issue 391 May 1, 2018

Another forward step towards Fiji One of the foremost events of significance that occurs at summits and conferences of world leaders is the opportunity that

Editorial Two – Issue 391 May 1, 2018

Global efforts essential to tackle money-launderers Transparency International New Zealand Chief Executive Suzanne Snively has said that an Auckland company is caught up in an

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