April, 15 2013 Issue

Hockey dominates INL Sports Awards

Hockey, one of the most important games of India, retained its high status at the Indian Newslink Indian Sports Awards this year, with the top

Business Awards Free Workshops

We have pleasure in inviting potential entrants to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards 2013 to our free workshops on ‘How to file a winning

April, 15 2013 Issue

Contact Group examines Fiji Roadmap

The Ministerial Contact Group (MCG) of the Pacific Islands Forum has issued a guarded statement about the progress of the democratic process in Fiji, following

April, 15 2013 Issue

BNZ promises financial health to Indian medicos

BNZ has created a Health Team to promote the interests of medical professionals with specialised packages for those running clinics, and private practices, senior officials

April, 15 2013 Issue

Business approach to Indian Retirement Home

A number of Indian medical practitioners are of the view that the dream of constructing a Retirement Home embracing Indian culture, cuisine, entertainment and other

April, 15 2013 Issue

Concurrent issues intercept quality journalism

Media in the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand must adopt a constructive and proactive approach while reporting conflicts, a veteran journalist has said. Speaking

April, 15 2013 Issue

New model to improve immigration service

Immigration Minister Michael Woodhouse has unveiled a new programme that aims to support businesses, create more jobs and improve the standard of living of people.

April, 15 2013 Issue

Corporate leader with a high degree of passion

Indian Newslink joins thousands of people in New Zealand and other parts of the world in condoling the death of 2degrees Mobile Limited Chief Executive

Pressure on time leads to delays in courts

The seventh of several parts relating to our Justice System Can parents, who face charges, be called early in the court list? (Mothers, especially solo

Lower crime rate gratifies

“Counties Manukau annual crime statistics show recorded crime has dropped by 11% in the past calendar year. Nationally, recorded crime is down 7.4%. This is

Spirit of unity transcends ethnicity

A teenager who passionately spoke about the need for greater social cohesion through tolerance and understanding between various ethnic groups, walked away with top honours

Unfinished paintings complete the picture

Art may appear abstract and unintelligible to some perceivers, but it is a world that allows artists the freedom to give vent to their creativity

Bold teenager unfazed by terrorism

“Which one of you is Malala?” You could say Malala Yousafzai has an abnormal profile for a 15-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl. These days, her name has

Bold teenager unfazed by terrorism

“Which one of you is Malala?” You could say Malala Yousafzai has an abnormal profile for a 15-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl. These days, her name has

ANZ sees benefits of free trade with India

Despite the over-riding optimism shown by many, the possibilities of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between New Zealand and India appear remote. As mentioned in

Challenges remain, but prospects brighten

With more than 1.2 billion people, it is the second most populous country, the third largest global economy in terms of purchasing power parity (5.7%

Taiwan keen on better bilateral relations

Taiwan has been taking a series of policy initiatives to maintain stability in the Asia-Pacific region and promote better economic relations with friendly countries including

Mutual respect promotes high customer care

Immigration is often considered as the most important decision that an individual takes in his or her life- a decision that affects lifestyle, employment and

April, 15 2013 Issue

Evolving trends challenge accuracy in forecasting

The ever-changing market trends and economic prospects make it difficult for economists and central banks to achieve accuracy in forecasting all the time, Reserve Bank

Gender equality vital for progress

About two months ago, we launched a new section called, ‘Couples in Partnership,’ primarily to highlight the increasing number of women from the Indian community

Women can tackle violence at home

Ethnic Affairs Minister Judith Collins has rightly emphasised the need to quell family violence and make our homes safer. Speaking at a conference of the

April, 15 2013 Issue

The Iron Lady was stronger than Gibraltar

The death of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on April 8 brought to an end an important chapter in the political history of modern

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