Gill Bonnett, Reporter A British man who laundered drugs money and conspired to import party pills has lost a battle against deportation. Craig Williams, 53, who
Issue 426 November 1, 2019 The East Asia Summit, due to be held later this week in Bangkok, will hold the litmus test for Regional
Editorial Two Issue 426 November 1, 2019 The decision of Immigration New Zealand (INZ) to make changes to the Parent Visa regime has sent ripples
Peter Dunne There must be consternation within the upper ranks of the Labour Party at the performance of some of the Ministers in the coalition
Alastair McClymont In reference to Michael Woods’ response to my article, I am delighted to see that he has now resorted to personal attacks against
Editorial One Issue 425 October 15, 2019 It is easy to get emotional on Immigration for, it involves movement of people, in most cases, immediate
Editorial Two Issue 425 October 15, 2019 Phil Goff has won his battle for Mayoralty of Auckland for a second successive term. Aucklanders have given
Bernard Hickey New Zealand has fallen behind Australia and Britain in using contactless payments because our light-handed regulation means bank fees are two to three times
Issue 424 October 1, 2019 Great men and women belong to a great community of people. They carry with them dignity, honour, self-respect, concern for
Issue 424 October 1, 2019 Commercial banks have brought down their grilled and glass-panelled counters, allowing for closer interaction with customers; insurers largely operate through
Raj Pardeep Singh Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced on September 18, 2019 the long-awaited temporary work visa changes. Most of the changes that will affect
Issue 423 September 15, 2019 Elections in a democracy have a way with people. They excite, motivate and make them realise that the ultimate power
Issue 423 September 15, 2019 Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Kris Faafoi has done well in introducing to Parliament ‘The Credit Contracts Legislation Amendment Bill.’
Elizabeth Longworth Standfirst: Survival of New Zealand’s democracy faces unprecedented threats over the next thirty years: (a) Risks from systemic global economic instability (b) Major upheaval
Kieran Madden In April this year, astrophysicists did the seemingly impossible and took a photo of a Black Hole. The Black Hole is more than
Issue 422 September 1, 2019 Although the war of words and threats between Iran and other powers led by the United States of America continue
Issue 422 September 1, 2019 Are we becoming an intolerant world- so inane that we cannot differ with someone without being offensive? Indecent attack Maxim
Peter Dunne At first glance, Simon Bridges’ strident opposition to the government’s proposal to establish an independent office to cost Political Parties’ election spending plans
Sourced Content Financial Markets Authority (FMA) says that ANZ New Zealand Bank should have disclosed the sale of a house to its former Chief Executive’s
Issue 421 August 15, 2019 Parliament on its hands a new Bill that would decriminalise abortion. Justice Minister Andrew Little has said that the existing
Issue 421 August 15, 2019 More than a billion people in India will mark the country’s 73rd Independence today, August 15, 2019 and the Diaspora
Priyanca Radhakrishnan Although this year’s Indian Newslink Lecture (held on Monday, July 29, 2019) was the Ninth of its kind, the series was formerly known
Marama Davidson has defended fellow Green Party Co-Leader James Shaw after he was accused of being too centrist. Jack McDonald, who was ranked 11th on
Issue 420, August 1, 2019 Finance Minister Grant Robertson brought a new dimension to Good Governance at the Ninth Annual Indian Newslink Lecture on Monday,
Issue 420, August 1, 2019 The performance of Simon Bridges at the National Party Conference in Christchurch was remarkable and if he continues to display
But first, a look at the recent visit of Prime Minister Imran Khan to Washington DC Venkat Raman As stumps were being drawn at the
Issue 419, July 15, 2019 Health Minister David Clark has done well to announce an immediate injection of $14.6 million to upgrade facilities and services
Issue 419, July 15, 2019 “As Warren Buffet says, it takes years to build a reputation and 20 minutes to lose it. Over the last
Thomas Coughlan John Key warns the Reserve Bank’s proposed capital increase would cut GDP by collective 20% in the long term. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern describes the forecast
Michael Wood New Zealanders have sent a clear message that it is time for action on plastic pollution. We listened as a government and from
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