August 29, 2012

Sound planning helps easy tax Compliance

Tax compliance is a critical issue for small businesses, and the importance of getting it right was highlighted when the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) received

September 1, 2012 Issue

Rising costs of living hit retirees

Retirement may be an inevitable part of life but a majority of the retirees are not happy with their changed lifestyle, according to a new

September 1, 2012 Issue

SMEs employ sustainable business practices

An increasing number of Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs) in New Zealand are realising the importance of sustainable business practices, according Massey University students involved

Freedom of expression should not be strained

Freedom of expression is considered a human right and countries that do not allow such a freedom are despised, since prohibition of expressing one’s opinion

September 1, 2012 Issue

Rituals to mark Ganesh Chaturthi

Irrespective of their place of origin, Hindus will celebrate the ensuing ‘Ganesh Chaturthi,’ the Birthday of the ‘Remover of all obstacles’ with piety, accompanied by

September 1, 2012 Issue

Cultural shock in Canterbury

The face of Canterbury and Christchurch is getting colours, a positive outcome of the devastating Earthquakes, demonstrating the unshakeable belief that ‘good things come out

Mundane world is the real thing

Challenges motivate people to do their best in life and achievements encourage them to better their performance, says Vanisha Kumar, our Model of the Fortnight.

September 1, 2012 Issue

Convention to focus on youth and women

The New Zealand Sanatan Naari Sabha will provide a platform for people to connect, support and network at its annual Youth and Women Convention. The

September 1, 2012 Issue

Family violence is nobody’s culture

The importance of putting down family violence and make our homes safer was the subject of a workshop conducted by The Asian Network Inc (TANI)

September 1, 2012 Issue

Fraternal bond transcends material world

Determination to succeed is stronger among the disabled than the courage to lose among the champions. It is often said that blood is thicker than

September 1, 2012 Issue

Dedicated students rarer than hard masters

Indian classical dances are said to be exacting and exciting, and performers are expected to practice every day irrespective of the proficiency they may have

September 1, 2012 Issue

Healthcare provider marks 35 years

The country’s largest healthcare provider marked a milestone in Auckland recently. East Tamaki Healthcare, which won the Supreme Business of the Year Award, in addition

Music show promises melody of yore

If you are one of those who love the music of yesteryears ruled by such icons as Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh and the existing

September 1, 2012 Issue

Mimicry and comedy on the cards

One of the most popular comedians will perform at Logan Campbell Centre in Greenlane, Auckland next month. Raju Srivastava, known as the ‘King of Comedy’

September 1, 2012 Issue

Young filmmaker seeks funds for debut film

A young student is seeking funds for a film that she is directing as a part of her postgraduate degree project. Rina Patel, a Film,

September 1, 2012 Issue

Be a movie star in Kiwiland

If you have the talent to face the camera and pour out emotions, you could be the lead star in a film that goes to

September 1, 2012 Issue

Film Festival goes beyond entertainment

The ‘Bollywood and Beyond’ Film Festival held at the Hoyts Cinemas in Auckland’s Sylvia Park (August 2 to 8) showcased a variety of productions ranging

September 1, 2012 Issue

Workout sessions Bollywood style citywide

Call it by any name, physical fitness evokes enthusiastic response from a cross-section of the society. Tag Bollywood to its name, the programme would soon

September 1, 2012 Issue

Auckland businessman greets White Ferns in Colombo

An Auckland based businessman of Sri Lankan origin greeted the New Zealand Women’s Cricket team in his home country recently. Spiceland Managing Director Puvanakumar Sundaramoorthy

Eid Al Fitr

Key honours Muslim community in Parliament

Prime Minister John Key has praised the New Zealand Islamic community, saying that Muslims in the country are hard-working and peace-loving people. Speaking at the

Eid Al Fitr

Eid warms hearts amidst damp weather

It may have been a cold and overcast day in some parts of New Zealand on August 19 but the depressing weather did not dampen

Eid Al Fitr

Eden Park brings together communities

A number of organisations got together at Eden Park on Sunday, August 19, 2012 to mark the first day of Eid Al Fitr. Called, ‘Auckland

Eid Al Fitr

Islam fosters better environment

Caring for the environment is an Islamic virtue, and with this in mind, local Muslims have adopted a stretch of riverside near Auckland Zoo. Members

Eid Al Fitr

A month that youngsters want forever

“I love Ramadan, because it brings daddy home early,” says eight-year-old Latifa Mahmood, who goes to an independent school in New Zealand. She said it

Immigration

Abhorrent misuse prompted tighter regulation

Since the Government announced changes to the Family Categories this year, a majority of the voices heard in response have been of complaint, and even

Immigration

Parent category undergoes major changes

Some call it ‘a parent trap,’ while others are happy that New Zealand is tightening immigration rules. The change of rules in the New Parent

New initiatives to boost export education

Immigration Minister Nathan Guy has announced a new initiative to boost the sector, extending work rights to English language students attending courses of quality education

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