February 13, 2011

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Pakistan should lift its game in Cricket

Pakistan and New Zealand played their Second Test Match in Wellington from January 15 to 19, 2011 at the Basin Reserve Stadium in Wellington. After

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Nasinu looks for flying colours

The Nasinu Soccer Club, with its distinctive Cyan Blue and Purple colours, is confident of coming out in flying hues at the ensuing Fiji Soccer

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Backline Boys at frontline Soccer

Tavua is the one of the oldest and most successful soccer teams associated with the NZ Fiji AFC. A group of soccer enthusiasts who migrated

February 15 2011 issue

War clouds gather for Election 2011

The two major parties have begun to pitch their battle tents as Prime Minister John Key announced that the General Election to choose new Members

Defaulting restaurants face stiff action

Owners and managers of restaurants, which are found guilty of concealing income, not remitting Income Tax and GST returns, will come to grief as the

February 15 2011 issue

Porridge for fraudster

Justice finally caught up 38-year-old Raghu Aryasomayajula, a native of the South Indian state of Andhra, as the Auckland District Court sentenced him to four

February 15 2011 issue

Challenges fortify will to succeed

This year is about building a brighter future for New Zealanders. The most important challenge facing New Zealand is our economic performance. By building the

February 15 2011 issue

Community leaders resent negative labelling

Two important community groupings have condoled the death of Ranjeeta Kumar, a 26-year-old woman who was burnt to death in Huntly near Hamilton last month,

Spiteful media indifferent to facts

In Bollywood movie Namastay London, an old British aristocrat mocks India, quoting wartime Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill as saying, “In India you will find

Police introspect change in work culture

New Zealanders can expect a major change in the outlook, approach and working of the Police to become smarter, culturally sensitive and responsive to the

Help at hand to combat racism

If your name does not sound ‘Kiwi,’ chances are that doors to opportunities could be closed, a senior police official has said. But unlike the

February 15 2011 issue

India loses modern Chanakya

In the demise of Krishnaswamy Subrahmanyam (82) on February 2, India had lost its premier strategic expert and doyen of security studies. He died after

Man jailed for $1.4 million fraud

A man paid the ultimate price for disloyalty and embezzlement at a family owned security equipment supply company in which he was employed as General

No ‘Super Police’ for Super City

The current district system of Police administration will continue in the greater Auckland region. Assistant Police Commissioner (Auckland) Allan Boreham said that while Auckland had

Pseudo marriage celebrant pays his price

A South Island Funeral Director has paid his price for posing as a marriage celebrant and causing distress to a newly married man. The Christchurch

Feb 1, 2012 Issue

Failing economy worries Botany voters

Former US President once said, “It is the economy, stupid”, and never has that been truer as the Botany by-election campaign heats up. As I

February 15 2011 issue

Another GST hike will kill us

Last year, the National Government increased GST from 12.5% to 15% and now there is talk of its increase to 17.5%. Indian Newslink readers would

Jami-Lee may trigger another by-election

National is certain that its candidate Jami-Lee Ross (25)will win the by-election in Botany on March 5 and the youngest would-be Parliamentarian is certain that

February 15 2011 issue

A credible plan for economic recovery

National believes it is in New Zealand’s best interests to know the date of the General election early. This gives everyone certainty and allows people

February 15 2011 issue

Dishonest providers destroy national image

New Zealand has been attracting skilled workers and students from various countries in recent years. The Private education sector is now a booming industry with

February 15 2011 issue

Scholarships take young scribes to Far East

Two young journalists currently employed in the local media will pursue internships in the Far East under the Wellington based Asia NZ Foundation Scholarship Programme.

February 15 2011 issue

Sale of assets will benefit Kiwis

The Government’s proposal to sell state assets would improve market liquidity leading to better productivity, an academic has said. According to Massey University Pro-Vice Chancellor

February 15 2011 issue

Centre to offer free programmes for children

The importance of providing sustained and quality education to children in the community was emphasised by a leader of the Sikh community last week. New

March 1, 2011 Issue

Tailored Bank products to appease you

“While the first branch of the Bank based (at 114 Dominion Road) in Auckland will offer all banking products and services, we are keen to

Restaurateurs, keep your hands clean

Do you operate a cafe, restaurant, or hotel? Are you working as an employee in one of these businesses? It is important to make sure

March 1, 2011 Issue

India’s tough calls on world affairs

India began 2011 on a bright note with a two-year, Non-Permanent membership at the UN Security Council (UNSC) but the real crowning was its appointment

Expert focus on Trans-Tasman relations

Australia and New Zealand have the potential to strengthen their top status in Economic Freedom, but complacency often precludes improvement, an expert has said. According

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