Archives 2012

This week I announced, along with Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee, that we intend to lower the legal blood-alcohol concentration from 80 to 50 milligrams of

Indian Newlink has a strong and fair community voice. For us New Zealanders, that great Hindu festival of Diwali reached its zenith on the 13th

The first thing I do whenever I travel is buy a copy of the local newspaper. It helps me orient myself: there is nothing like

Indian Newslink richly deserves its reputation of being the preeminent Indian newspaper in New Zealand. This standing is based on many years of operation, the

It is with great pleasure that I congratulate Indian Newslink on 14-years of its Publication. Over the past several years, I have worked closely with

As a regular reader of (and an occasional contributor), Indian Newslink, I am happy to share my feelings about the paper on its 14th anniversary.

I congratulate Indian Newslink on its 14th Anniversary. Apart from being an avid reader of this fortnightly, I am proud of my close friendship with

Since its inception in November 1999, Indian Newslink has had an element of professionalism, which has seen it grow to become the most powerful Indian

New Zealand Career College (NZCC) is delighted to be celebrating significant birthday milestones with its long standing partner Indian Newslink. After 10 and 15 years

I have been fortunate to be connected with Indian Newslink almost from the day I landed in New Zealand seven years ago. I have seen

November 8 marked five years since this National-led Government was first elected. We have seen the country through some tough times. When we came into

Today, we are united and ready to win, not for ourselves, but for every New Zealander who needs a new beginning and wants their country

It is a pleasure and privilege to contribute to Indian Newslink, one of the largest ethnic newspapers in New Zealand As its South Island Correspondent

As Indian Newslink celebrates 14 years of its publication, it is a proud moment for all of us involved with the newspaper. The newspaper has

It was with a rather ambivalent and frankly apprehensive mind that I first mulled over an invitation from Indian Newslink to be its Singapore-based Correspondent.