May 31, 2017

New Chief Judge for Employment Court

Christopher Finlayson Wellington, June 1, 2017 Employment Court Judge Christina Inglis has been appointed Chief Judge of the Employment Court succeeding Chief Judge Colgan who

Front Page

More resources to Police to improve safety

Budget 2017 creates New Road Map for progress  Bill English  I am proud to lead a Government that cares about people, and gets results. Our

Front Page

Woman jailed on multiple counts of fraud

Venkat Raman  An Indo-Fijian woman has been sentenced to undergo a prison term of two years and four months on several counts of fraud and

Homelink

The Power of God transcends the dark world of evil

An Indian couple speak about their two decades of struggle and suffering Venkat Raman venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz It is easy to discard Astrology, Faith Healing and ‘Evil

Homelink

Growing economic disparity feeds crime

Priyanca Radhakrishnan  Crime is on the rise. Official crime statistics in September 2016 showed 12,529 more crime victims than in the previous year. Burglaries went

Homelink

Trouble awaits receivers of stolen goods

Venkat Raman  Fourteen years ago, in our June 1, 2003 issue, we had reported that an Indian was given home detention in the Manukau Court

Newcomers bring fresh hopes to politics

Venkat Raman  General Election 2017 could be a turning point in the history of New Zealand’s parliamentary democracy if at least 50% of the newcomers

Election

Prudent management accrues financial surplus

Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi  The New Zealand National Party returned to government in 2008. One of the significant and ambitious goals set by our then Finance

Election

High count for Students Voting Programme

The ‘Kids Voting Programme’ will witness a record number of students conducting their own ‘Mock Elections’ in September as a prelude to the general election.

Education

Immigration officials clarify student visa issue

Arunima Dingra  I have addressed earlier the matter of Immigration New Zealand (INZ) declining second- year student visa applications on the grounds of allegedly misappropriated

Education

Call to include Hindi in School Curriculum

Venkat Raman  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz Auckland based Hindi Language and Culture Trust of New Zealand and ‘Teach Hindi New Zealand’ has appealed to the New Zealand government

Education

Have your say on Multicultural New Zealand

Venkat Raman  venkat@indiannewslink.co.nz When Eric Chuah left his job as Head of Migrant Banking at ANZ Bank to establish ‘Cultural Connections’ (Indian Newslink, March 1,

Business

British leaders lack the vision for post-EU Britain

Robert Westall  Last year, after a highly divisive referendum, Britain voted to leave the European Union. The referendum changed the political landscape and created, especially

Business

BNZ qualifies for People’ Choice Award

Venkat Raman  BNZ has won the Consumer New Zealand 2017 ‘People’s Choice Award,’ after topping the Consumer New Zealand KiwiSaver Customer Satisfaction Survey. The Survey

Business

Women in governance foster corporate health

Robert Westall  Population growth is primarily due to improvements in life expectancy and child mortality rates, a result of modern medicine becoming widely available. The

Business

ASEAN economies put up ‘Watch Out’ Notice

Paulius Kuncinas  What a difference a hundred days can make in geopolitics. The much-anticipated risk of an outright trade war between the US and China

Business

An ambitious adventure in fiscal policy

Budget 2017 raises hopes and concerns  Venkat Raman  Budget 2017 has been hailed as an ambitious adventure in fiscal policy, and as a serious attempt

Business

Auditor General Matthews stood down

Venkat Raman  New Zealand First Party Leader Winston Peters could justifiably take credit for forcing Parliamentary Speaker David Carter to suggest that Controller & Auditor

Ron Hoy Fong investigation welcome

Michael Wood  Commerce Commission’s decision to investigate Ron Hoy Fong and his questionable advice to property investors to use fake names and target ‘dummies’ is

Business

Amorphous authority obscures accountability

Are we getting immune to corrupt practices? Karl du Fresne Conservation Minister Denis Marshall did it after the Cave Creek viewing platform collapse in 1995

Budget 2017 is disappointing and worthless

Grant Robertson  Budget 2017 is a disappointment. National have taken the approach of a poorly-targeted tax cut that benefits people with higher incomes more than

Business

Children bear the brunt of the budget

Chris Hipkins   Future generations are the ones bearing the brunt of National’s failure to provide education services the funding they need to make ends meet.

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