November 2020

Image from Privacy Commissioner website Businesses, sports and other organisations functioning in New Zealand will be required to comply with a wide range of Privacy

Housing affordability and the rapidly escalating property prices are issues that are being constantly highlighted, analysed and discussed across all media over the last couple

               RSE workers should be paid $22.10 per hour and be employed for at least 30 hours a week

Karoline Tuckey Wellington, November 30, 2020 A Coroner’s inquest into the Christchurch mosque attacks is needed to deliver sorely needed public accountability, the Islamic Women’s

Supplied Content Auckland, November 30, 2020 The Pakistani community honoured businesses and its members at an Awards Ceremony held on Saturday, November 21, 2020 at

Staff Reporter Auckland, November 29, 2020 Staff Reporter Auckland, November 29, 2020 Suresh Vengetaraman, a Nurse in Counties Manukau, passed away suddenly at work on

Santa greets children before heading back to the North Pole Supplied and Sourced Content Auckland, November 29, 2020 Despite the rain, spirits were not dampened

Bainimarama launches public consultation for National Action                                Fiji’s Prime Minister

Editor’s Note: The following has been published as received, unedited. Asim Mukhtar Janjua introduces New Zealand audiences to an eighteen-minute nonfiction film about his people,

The All Blacks (Photo for photosport.nz by Clay Cross) For a minute there, it looked as though the 2020 All Black season was going to

Supplied Content Wellington, November 29, 2020 Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has strengthened its ties with India with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Indian

Venkat Raman Auckland, November 28, 2020 If you are a ‘Mad’ (magazine) reader, you would love everything that is out of the ordinary, an environment

Supplied Content Auckland, November 27, 2020 India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) is organising a networking event in Christchurch on December 1, 2020, as a

Interactive Session of New Zealand India Alliance on December 1 https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/a-passage-to-india-series-registration-128834610789 The state of bilateral relations between New Zealand and India, the ways of engagement,

Eritrean finds new life and career in a land of opportunities and equality Wellington, November 27, 2020 Former refugee and new MP Ibrahim Omer captivated Parliament

              RSE workers should be paid $22.10 per hour and be employed for at least 30 hours a week 

   Jacinda Ardern with her Deputy Grant Robertson and other cabinet colleagues (Herald-AP Photo)   Mastering the art of deflection is a critical part of

Commerce Commission Chairperson Anna Rawlings (From CC website) The Commerce Commission has cautioned retailers and consumers to carefully consider the bargains being offered as ‘Black

                                        A youngster being comforted in Christchurch

And other Covid-19 updates for today- Thursday, November 26, 2020 Supplied Content Wellington, November 26, 2020 Six members of the Pakistan Men’s Cricket team have

Supplied Content New Delhi, November 25, 2020 As a part of ‘The Europe-India Strategy Group 2020,’ Carnegie India hosted a ‘Fireside Conversation’ between India’s External

Gregory Fortuin Chairman, Amanah Ethical KiwiSaver Fund (INL Photo)   When former Race Relations Commissioner and Honorary Consul General of South Africa Gregory Fortuin was

Yvette McCullough Wellington, November 24, 2020 Workplace Relations & Safety Minister Michael Wood is not ruling out lifting the minimum wage in line with the

All emergency services operate as normal                                    Services will

Time will decide if resentment or candour will win the day        Former Prime Minister Sir John Key at the National Party Conference

50 Maharashtrians celebrate the Festival of Lights with nostalgia This story was updated at 1045 pm on Monday, November 23, 2020 Three generations of Maharashtrians

‘Sangam’ will be launched as a quarterly in January 2021 Poets, scribes, people of lore and literary enthusiasts have been invited to contribute, read and