November 15, 2017

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Export Education sector gets spring cleaning

Measures include increased vigilance, ending exploitation Venkat Raman The new Labour-led government is on the threshold of reintroducing the value-added, no-nonsense export promotion system that

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Join us to applaud our business community

Raise a toast at the Tenth Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Venkat Raman The Tenth Annual Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards, scheduled to be

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Iranian Diplomat’s Anti-Semitic speech causes ire

Venkat Raman Iranian Diplomat Hormoz Ghahremani, Councillor at the Iranian Embassy in Wellington could have raised a diplomatic incident with the speech that he delivered

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Repainting is cheaper than buying a new car

Social Investment needs just a few tweaks Kieran Madden National’s Social Investment Approach must stay, but not as we know it. Imagine, for a moment,

Education

Fees-free tertiary study from New Year’s Day

Chris Hipkins Students are a step closer to a more affordable future as the new government fast-tracks work on its free-fees tertiary education promise. Cabinet

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The Talanoa spirit goes far at COP23

Jyoti Pratibha in Bonn, Germany For the first time in the history of the COP process, a Presidential dialogue was held between parties and non-parties

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Dancers of Odisha enthrall Fijians

Ashna Kumar The Fijian Government’s commitment to common and equal citizenry will develop multiculturalism in our society, Health and Medical Services Minister Rosy Akbar has

Government to move on Equal Pay legislation

Sourced Content Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Iain Lees-Galloway and Minister for Women Julie Anne Genter reaffirmed the new Government’s commitment to halting the ‘Employment

Commission blocks Platinum from buying OfficeMax

Supplied Content The Commerce Commission filed proceedings at the Auckland High Court on November 2, 2017 seeking an injunction to prevent Platinum Equity LLC acquiring

Business

The Harvest Manager knows the best pick of fruits

An exciting Kiwi invention helps to lift quality Kiwifruit growers could have a new and productive tool at their disposal.  Industrial designer William Lockwood-Geck’s hand-held

Child Poverty is real and shameful

Editorial One Issue 381 November 15, 2017 A year ago, Britain’s Guardian newspaper published a Report highlighted the extent of poverty in New Zealand. It

We salute you, 18 times

Editorial Two Issue 381 November 15, 2017 Publications have since long come out of the confines of the media industry, reaching out to the larger

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Catalan move for independence could ripple

Barend Vlaardingerbroek Pro-independence Catalans would have the world believe that they have a democratic right to secession. Not so. It is not a matter of

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Mana Party is down but not out

Hone Harawira Let me start by congratulating Jacinda Ardern. She hauled the Labour Party out of the morgue, slapped some life into them and blew

Community

Mughal era painting goes under the hammer

Shah Jahan and Mumtaz in a rare portrait Supplied Content Sworders, United Kingdom A painting attributed to one of the greatest court artists of the

Community

Model of the Fortnight

Beauty in the land of culture echoes diversity delights New Zealand may be a small country, but we are mighty, and we are one that

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