September 13, 2018

Latest Stories

Cyber attacks weaken our District Health Boards

Thomas Coughlan Wellington, September 15, 2018 DHBs could be spending up big on cyber security, but the threats of going without are enormous (Photo for

Latest Stories

Commerce Commission clears Fonterra on base milk price

Commerce Commission clears Fonterra on base milk price Supplied Content Wellington, September 14, 2018 The Commerce Commission has released its final report on Fonterra’s base

Latest Stories

New Zealand has a woman in Washington, finally

Sam Sachdeva Wellington, September 14, 2018 With the appointment of Rosemary Banks as our next Ambassador in Washington, another piece of New Zealand’s diplomatic jigsaw

Front Page

Four-Hundred reasons to celebrate

Venkat Raman The four-hundredth edition of a newspaper is no big issue. In a world which boasts of publications that are more than 300 years

Homelink

Every suicide narrates our dismal failure to help

How many deaths would it take to get the system right? Anil Thapliyal New Zealand’s suicide statistics released last week provide sobering and alarming reading.

Homelink

Clare Curran resigns as Minister but will remain MP

Sourced Content Former Broadcasting Minister Clare Curran says she made some mistakes but they were amplified and created “intolerable pressure” on her. Ms Curran said

Fijilink

Australia reposes faith in Fijian elections

Selita Bolanavanua Australia has confidence in the Fijian Elections Office (FEO) to deliver a credible and fair election this year, High Commissioner John Feakes has

Fijilink

Leading Cardiologist and friend of Fiji retires

Venkat Raman Friends and patients of Dr Albert Ko, an Interventional Cardiologist based at Ascot Hospital in Greenlane, Auckland were surprised when he announced his

Business

Retail Trade leads franchise business in New Zealand

Khushbu Sundarji A 2017 Survey of New Zealand franchising, conducted by Massey University (Auckland) and Griffith University (Queensland, Australia) demonstrated the growing popularity of franchising

Better deal for low-paid public servants

Staff Reporter About 2000 core Public Service employees are now in a better position to make ends meet after receiving a new, 2018 Living Wage,

Curran episode a lesson for all politicians

Clare Curran should have seen the writing on the wall in April over the Carol Hirschfeld ‘episode,’ when the latter became a victim of impropriety.

As Election looms, democracy ripens in Fiji

People of Fiji are beginning to evince more interest in the ensuing general election as days roll, there is increasing certainty that the polling day

Community

Gandhi Nivas opens its third branch in Auckland

Papakura facility another milestone in reducing family harm Venkat Raman Organisations like ‘Gandhi Nivas’ are important contributors in reducing family violence and family harm and

Community

Timely help enables families to cope with tragedy

Venkat Raman (Indian Newslink) Auckland, September 9, 2018 Two mourning families in New Zealand (Tauranga) and India (Ludhiana, Punjab), have been able to resolve the

Entertainment

Contest to pick top Australasian Tapas Chef

Supplied Content Top chefs from New Zealand and Australia will meet at the end of this month in Auckland to face the challenge at the

Community

Model of the Fortnight

Surabhi Shukla-Raval Peace to the world begins with self-contentment Women have immense potential to become leaders in every field of activity but it is important

Indian Newslink

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