Immigration cuts under any new government will depend on how badly we want to build our infrastructure
From Uri to Pulwama, ‘how’s the Josh’ has become ‘how’s that,’ after Imran’s “diplomatic reverse swing”
Simon bridges hints at bringing fresh talent in frontbench: What does it augur for the Kiwi-Indian MPs
Christchurch terror attack: Has the world finally found a leader in Jacinda Ardern to counter global rightwing populism?
Santa comes to Nadi: Paul Ross, founder of Pacific Kids, organises for a Christmas party for the children at Loloma House
New Zealand Explore the world in your own backyard with Taste of PuketapapaTaste of Puketapapa, a campaign supported by Puketapapa Local Board, celebrates the area’s diversity and unique cultural identity that is reflected in the unique food, shopping and playing options available.
New Zealand Capacity for human love and forgiveness was the themeAn organiser, Dr Pushpa Wood, told the attendees that the attack in India a century ago was similar to last month’s mass shooting in Christchurch, in that the massacres did not cause what was intended – instead they united people.
New Zealand Complete list of Anzac Day Services 2019 in AucklandAnzac Day is a time to reflect on the servicemen and servicewomen, past and present, who have displayed courage and self-sacrifice serving the country.
New Zealand ANZ announces a Healthy Home Loan package to help Kiwis into homes with sustainable standardANZ’s Healthy Home Loan Package includes a 0.70 per cent discount off the standard fixed home loan rate, 1.00 per cent off the standard floating and flexible home loan rates.
New Zealand Message of ‘Peace’ resonates at ChCh memorial services“Racism exists, but it is not welcome here,” was the message that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern conveyed to the country at the memorial service of the victims of Christchurch mass shooting on Friday, March 29, at Hagley Park in Christchurch.
New Zealand What happened on Friday, 15 March 2019! Recalling the horrors of the 'Black Friday'The first few hours of the frenzy unleashed by an absolutely evil, and radicalised man on Friday, March 15, has been permanently etched in our collective memories as, and best described by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as “the darkest day of New Zealand.
New Zealand Kiwi-Indians pay respects for ChCh mass shooting victims at a prayer meetingThe prayer meeting began with the lighting of 50 candles representing the 50 departed souls arranged in the shape of a heart, followed by the opening recitation of Sanskrit shlokas by Dr Devrambhai Keshavlal Raval, priest of the Radhakrishna Temple.
New Zealand New Zealand bans military style semi-automatics and assault riflesMilitary style semi-automatics and assault rifles banned under stronger gun laws. Immediate action to prevent stock-piling
New Zealand Christchurch massacre: 4 people under police custodyFour people, three men and one woman are in police custody related to Christchurch siege
New Zealand The man who brought two Bharat Ratnas togetherSwar Sadhana Academy and Mohan Nadkarni Foundation is hosting Shukra Tara at 6 pm on Saturday 16 March at Balmoral’s Mount Eden War Memorial Hall. The concert is free to attend.
Health and Fitness group members of Auckland Indian Association walk for 18 hours, raise over $5,000 for Cancer patients
Thursday, April 18, 2019New ZealandMore than three deported Indian students could return back after visa on compassionate grounds
Tuesday, April 23, 2019New ZealandINZ to grant permanent residence to families of Christchurch terrorist attack victims
Friday, April 12, 2019New ZealandANZ announces a Healthy Home Loan package to help Kiwis into homes with sustainable standard
