March 1, 2014 Issue

March 1, 2014 Issue

Engineer deems visa denial heartless

The benefactor of a seriously ill man is accusing Immigration New Zealand (INZ) as a heartless entity with little concern for human life. Ashok Kumar,

March 1, 2014 Issue

Children deserve the Best Start in life

I am often reminded by my colleague Dr Rajen Prasad and the community that migrants place high value on educating their children and giving them

March 1, 2014 Issue

Business Awards entries open

We are happy to announce that entries to the Indian Newslink Indian Business Awards (INLIBA) 2014 are now open. Companies owned, operated, managed and franchised

March 1, 2014 Issue

Debate rages over liquidated travel agency

A number of readers had reacted to our front page story, ‘Travel agency under liquidation denies rumours’ published in our last (February 15) issue, with

March 1, 2014 Issue

Business visas slated for radical change

A Cabinet Paper introduced last fortnight takes a closer look at the flaws in the Long Term Business Visa (LTBV) regime, suggesting radical changes to

March 1, 2014 Issue

Daljit Singh gets community detention

The Auckland High Court sentenced Daljit Singh on February 19 to five months of community detention and 200 hours of community work on charges relating

Caution against fake visa website

Wellington based Indian High Commission has cautioned the public over a fake website allegedly duping those applying for visas to visit India. A press note

Company fined $120,000 for spam

An Auckland based marketing company has been ordered to pay $120,000 for sending spam via email and text messages. This is the largest penalty imposed

March 1, 2014 Issue

Pokie stealer awaits sentencing

A former manager of Auckland’s Albion Hotel was convicted on February 7 of stealing more than $35,000 of gaming machine money. A jury at Auckland

March 1, 2014 Issue

New Campus to boost export education

A new, purpose-built campus of one of the largest Private Training Establishments (PTEs) of the country is keen to increase the number of its international

March 1, 2014 Issue

Nothing mystical about NCEA grades

Is your son, daughter, or grandchild studying under the NCEA system? If yes, discussions around levels, credits, and results will arise. So, what do these

Kubuabola for better engagement with India

While Indo-Fijian relations have remained strong despite political storms that have raged in Fiji, the Government of Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama is confident that India will

March 1, 2014 Issue

Reserve Bank signals tighter insurance regime

The insurance sector will come under tighter supervision making it mandatory for insurers, brokers and others to improve their financial management and accountability, a senior

March 1, 2014 Issue

Dividends run the risk of double jeopardy

Increasing mobility of capital, cross-border investments and international trade have all necessitated the need for ‘Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements’ between countries, aimed at eliminating ‘double

March 1, 2014 Issue

Tax cuts unrelated to Government spending

One thing that really riles me up is political parties acting as if taxpayers’ hard-earned dosh is their own. The latest example to raise my

March 1, 2014 Issue

Awards celebrate migrant achievers

Three customers of ANZ Bank were recently honoured with awards for their commitment and dedication to the migrant community. The Awards were presented at the

Commitment creates recipe for success

New Zealand’s education sector is characterised by a number of Private Training Establishments and tertiary institutions, which have over the years gained popularity by offering

March 1, 2014 Issue

Corporate chiefs turn positive over economy

New Zealand Chief Executive Officers are significantly more positive about the outlook for the global economy over the next 12 months than their global peers.

March 1, 2014 Issue

Pakistan seeks Kiwi expertise on hydropower

Foreign Minister Murray McCully has offered Kiwi expertise in hydropower generation to Pakistan, which faces severe electricity shortage despite huge water resources. He was in

March 1, 2014 Issue

Young entrepreneur makes Kiwis proud

The academic and career excellence of Indians is a source of endearment and admiration to all positive-thinking New Zealanders and the latest instance is Dr

Insurers face risk management challenge

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is getting ready to launch a series of measures that would enhance its supervisory role of the insurance

Business migration should be smarter, better

An expert on immigration (mostly dubious) tells us that there are four doors available to potential migrants from most countries. “The main door takes years

March 1, 2014 Issue

The tale of an enigmatic early Muslim settler

Sheikh Mohammed Din was perhaps the earliest identifiable Punjabi Muslim settler in South Island. Born in 1877 to Fazal Din, a farmer and merchant, he

March 1, 2014 Issue

Compassion more relevant than rituals

While religious festivities and rituals bring people together in prayer, compassion and mutual respect are far more important in the service of God, a preacher

March 1, 2014 Issue

Depression drives men towards self-harm

Mustafa (not his real name) is 44 years old and after being sacked from his job as a middle manager in a multi-national company, he

Equality extend beyond the human connection

Every living being on this planet is precious and must be considered with respect and love, says Shristy Gupta, our Model of the Fortnight.Living by

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