February 2018

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Lalgudi siblings to perform in Hamilton

Venkat Raman Auckland, February 28, 2018 Hamiltonians can expect an evening of pure Carnatic Music executed on the Violin in its varied manifestations as two

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Dairy Worker says security measures not working

Jessie Chiang Auckland, February 27, 2018 The owner of an Auckland dairy says security measures aren’t working, after a staff member was attacked in broad

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Law change brings down alcohol supply to youngsters

Massey University Auckland, February 27, 2018 New research from Massey Universitys SHORE (Social and Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation) and Whariki Research Centre shows social

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Simon Bridges takes National Party Leadership

Wellington, February 27, 2018 Simon Bridges has today been confirmed as the new Leader of the National Party, with Paula Bennett confirmed as his Deputy.

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Innovative Cookery School opens in Manukau

Supplied Content Auckland, February 27, 2018 A new and innovative Cookery School has just opened its doors in Manukau, giving aspiring master-chefs from South Auckland

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Approval in principle to amend Bills of Rights

Supplied Content Wellington, February 27, 2018 Cabinet has approved, in principle, a move to amend the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 to provide

Front Page

High Court asks INZ to hold fire on deportation

Venkat Raman The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) which supervises Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has given a written undertaking to the Auckland High

Homelink

Law to make English official language

Clayton Mitchell New Zealand First has submitted a Member’s Bill for English to be recognised as an official language of New Zealand. Te Reo Maori

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Fascinating World War One Stories uncovered

Jacinda Ardern Wellington, February 21, 2018 More than 30,000 students across the country are set to uncover and explore the fascinating stories of New Zealand

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Proposed Legislation gets tough on drug peddlers

Simeon Brown Simeon.brown@parliament.govt.nz Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Ours is a government of liberty, by, through and under the law. No man is above it and

Homelink

Islam imposes converse obligation on Muslim men

Golriz Ghahraman Golriz.ghahraman@indiannewslink.co.nz The refusal of the Iranian agricultural delegation (while on a visit to New Zealand) to shake the hand of Labour MP Jo

Education

Financial challenges burn our polytechnics

Firefighting should involve long-term view Venkat Raman Many Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) face financial challenges but these challenges also present an opportunity, Tertiary

Education

Loyalty dominates the Year of the Dog

A look at what is in store for others Henry Chung How big a deal is Chinese New Year? More than 1.6 billion people (more

Education

School bans Social Media accounts

Laura Tupou (Radio NZ) An Auckland School is taking a stand against social media, asking its students not to have any social media accounts until

New search tool helps international students

Staff Reporter A new search tool on the Study in New Zealand (SiNZ) website makes it easier for students to learn the courses and programmes offered by

Fijilink

Railways project on the right track

Fiji Sun Opinion Around the world, Railways have been the preferred and one of the most economical forms of travel for passengers and to carry

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In the Cyclone Territory, the threats are real

Fiji Sun Editorial Two years ago, Tropical Cyclone Winston, Fiji’s first Category 5 Cyclone, the strongest ever to make landfall in the Southern Hemisphere, struck Fiji

Police torture complaint under investigation

Selita Bolanavanua Investigations are being carried out into the alleged torture of nine men at the Nadarivatu Community Police Post in January. Acting Deputy Commissioner

Fijilink

Things can get nasty says Election Chief

Rosi Doviverata Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem has warned Fijian Elections Office staff that things will get ‘nasty’ in the lead up to the General

Business

Parliament approves Food Safety Law Reform Bill

The New Zealand Parliament passed the Food Safety Law Reform Bill. The new law addresses the recommendations from the Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC) Contamination Inquiry.

Business

The bit about Bitcoins that we cannot fathom

Through last year and so far at almost every presentation that I have given this year, people have asked about Bitcoin. Interest appears to have

Business

Harsh realities can frustrate Real Estate deals

Kevin Lampen-Smith If you believe everything you see in advertisements, buying a house is a blissfully easy process done by attractive couples who are moving

Apathy costs drivers high insurance premium

Supplied Content Youi NZ has revealed that New Zealand motorists are losing hundreds of dollars per year in car insurance savings by not shopping around.

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