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Priyanka Chopra Jonas becomes first Indian actor to feature across over 30 international magazine covers
Immigration cuts under any new government will depend on how badly we want to build our infrastructure
Rachit Kushwaha’s ‘Behind the Dreams’ online show offers self-help advice from successful immigrants living in New Zealand
Analysis: Are there any inner contradictions in govt’s announcement on allowing 1000 international students into NZ?
Staff-shortage in hospitality-industry: Govt needs to act decisively and show a plan than making assertions
Mainstream media’s obsession with Raveen Jaduram’s salary: Is “unconscious bias” against ethnic-migrants into play?
Maori Language Week: Can ethnic migrant communities' languages follow the same path of survival in NZ
India is pharmacy to world, saved crores of lives by supplying medicines, COVID vaccines: PM Modi at Davos summit
What does the story of the first Pakeha-Sikh New Zealander tell us about Sikhism faith in New Zealand?
Santa comes to Nadi: Paul Ross, founder of Pacific Kids, organises for a Christmas party for the children at Loloma House
Political National's Shadow Treasurer says Labour has no plan to fix labour shortageBusinesses throughout New Zealand are doing it tough with some shutting up shop completely because they simply cannot access enough skilled labour to function.
Political POST-BREXIT: UK's new avatarPost-Brexit strategy poses great challenges for the UK; to redefine its internal and external policies besides handling the worsening pandemic situation calls for pragmatism in a large dose.
Political With some millstones, US-India strategic partnership likely to thrive under BidenThe US-India strategic partnership is likely to continue on the same upward trajectory, albeit with some millstones under Joe Biden's presidency which will assume office next week on January 20.
Political OPINION | Party Vote National for your future and your economy: Kanwaljit BakshiJudith Collins and National have a strong economic plan that will grow the economy and create jobs, and put more money into Kiwis’ back pockets. National will give our businesses the confidence to invest and grow to create more jobs.
Political OPINION | Only National can get New Zealand back on track: Kanwaljit BakshiWe will deliver a stronger economy, world-class infrastructure and less government debt. We will back our businesses to create new jobs with policies like JobStart and BusinessStart. We won’t load cost onto them as Labour proposes to do.
Political OPINION | Let’s Keep Moving: Michael WoodMake no mistake, a change of government would put our progress at risk. The National Party is chaotic and disorganised. With three leaders in a few months, leaks galore, dissension in the ranks, and an error ridden budget proposal, this is no longer the p
Political Opinion | Labour’s five-point plan to keep New Zealand moving: Priyanca RadhakrishnanThe next Government must be able to keep New Zealand safe – and rebuild better so that we address the long-term challenges we are facing like climate change, inequality, the housing crisis and population growth.
Political OPINION | What’s needed right now is National’s plan to grow the economy, give businesses the confidence to invest, grow, protect and create jobs: Parmjeet ParmarThe Indian community understands the grave importance of having a thriving economy. It’s clear New Zealand is in for a tough ride, and our community filled with entrepreneurs and business owners are the ones who are going to suffer because of it.
Political OPINION | National working for Kiwis: Kanwaljit Singh BakshiTo assist Kiwis during these uncertain times, the New Zealand National Party will cut taxes and put an extra $3,000 in the average Kiwi’s back pocket.
Political Tough times for those stranded overseasNow, the Government’s focus is to support the recovery of New Zealand’s economy so that we can rebuild better. That means continuing to fight the virus and keeping people in work - carefully opening up the economy and growing jobs that pay well by support
