Oct 15 2012 Issue

Prime Minister John Key has said that he would like to see more Indians in New Zealand. “Indians are known for their hard work and

Tickets for the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards Presentation Night are on sale. The Awards Night will be held on Monday, November 19, 2012 at

Large, Medium and Small enterprises, sole-traders, owner-operated businesses and others involved in activities that connect people, would find an upcoming event a unique opportunity to

More than 166,000 Kiwis have moved to Australia since the National Party came to power in 2008. The latest figures show a net loss of

While the number of offences of various types has declined in the Auckland City Police District over the past year, further improvements can be made

The Government and the Police are taking a tougher stand on people who drive after consuming alcohol exceeding the prescribed limit. Prior to September 10,

Imagine a person, lying on the railway tracks with a fast moving train not very far away. No siren, shouting or any other form of

A new organisation to protect the rights of workers of Indian origin will be established at a meeting due to be held on October 28

In the article, ‘Team effort optimises customer satisfaction’ and the accompanying photograph appearing in ‘The Car Clearance Centre 18th Anniversary Special’ (September 15, 2012), we

Retired officials of the Fiji Police Force resident in New Zealand had their annual reunion in Auckland recently. Organised by the ‘Ex-Fiji Police Association,’ the

Andre Agassi dropped out of school in the ninth grade to pursue his tennis career. He turned professional when he was 16 years old and

We have an education system that is among the best in the world. It gives our students a platform to compete here and internationally. Four

Labour leader David Shearer recently gave a speech outlining his Party’s education policy. Buried beneath a strange combination of proposals, it seems that the Labour

Research and development time could be slashed in half at the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand if managers get their way in employment negotiations. Employers

The Health Ministry has awarded $1.5 million as grant to a Massey University Health Project. The Environmental Protection Agency and Environment Ministry supported the Centre

Massey University is now a “preferred provider” for the Indonesian Government, which plans to spend significant money over several years providing scholarships for students, tertiary

Is your business taking on its first employee? You need to register with Inland Revenue Department (IRD) as soon as your first employee starts work.

Not only is New Zealand Mint a leading bullion supplier in New Zealand, but also producer of the highest of quality commemorative coins for an

Start planning for your 2013 travel now with our EarlyBird Special to any of Singapore Airlines and SilkAir’s 14 great destinations: Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore,

Dr Allan Bollard speaks to Bernard Hodgetts, Head of Macro-Financial Stability at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, just before he left the post of

The global financial crisis dominated my second term as the Governor of Reserve Bank of New Zealand. My first term saw five years of economic

Following years of legal arguments and court proceedings in the ‘Qantas Airways Limited v. Commissioner of Taxation,’ the High Court of Australia (HCA) has just

The Government’s new social obligations policy announced last fortnight by Social Development Minister Paula Bennett shows ideological confusion. It was not too long ago that