Families deserve certainty on Parent Resident Visas
Over recent months I have heard from many families who have lived and worked in New Zealand for years, contributed to the economy, and met every requirement to sponsor their…
NZ Signals Support for UK Move on Andrew’s Succession
New Zealand has indicated it would stand behind the United Kingdom if it decides to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of royal succession, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has confirmed.…
NZICA at 100: A Legacy of Leadership, Advocacy and Community
When an organisation reaches a century of service in Aotearoa New Zealand, it signifies more than longevity. It represents resilience, adaptation, contribution and earned trust. As the New Zealand Indian…
Political support for NZ-India FTA getting closer – trade minister
The Free Trade Agreement with India is better than almost every other trade agreement with India, says the trade minister, who is optimistic it will get the political support needed…
Malabar Gold & Diamonds Hosts Māori Cultural Delegation, Marking Indo-New Zealand Cultural Exchange
Malabar Gold & Diamonds hosted a visiting Māori cultural delegation, led by Whiria Collective, at its flagship store in Hyderabad during the delegation’s India visit. The delegation was in the…
River breaches banks, floods close highways in Canterbury
Heavy rain has caused a major river to burst its banks in Canterbury, forcing road closures and disrupting travel across the region. Authorities say persistent downpours over the past 24…
Hospitals, water, roads: What NZ’s new 30-year infrastructure plan means!
Leaky hospitals, mouldy army barracks and bursting water pipes — a new 30-year infrastructure plan lays bare the cost of decades of neglect, but warns New Zealand is already planning…
Indian Para Swimmer Makes History with Cook Strait Relay Crossing!
In a remarkable display of endurance, teamwork, and determination, Indian para swimmer Satendra Singh Lohiya became the first Indian para-athlete to successfully cross the formidable Cook Strait in a relay…
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Labour sets its demands on Govt’s India deal before backing it
By Justin Hu, Digital Reporter – Politics New Zealand confirms free-trade agreement with India The agreement is set to be signed in the first half of next year. New Zealand…
Seymour campaigns for smaller govt in ‘State of the Nation’ speech
The ACT leader has distinguished his party from its coalition partners in a state of the nation speech, giving a blunt assessment of how tough things are at the moment,…
Standing Strong : Sunny Kaushal
It is a matter of pride,” says Sunny Kaushal, Chairperson of the Ministerial Advisory Group, as he reflects on the group’s recent submission of key recommendations to the New Zealand…
Why Study Literature in Indian Art?
Many are often surprised to learn that Indian art forms are deeply interconnected with literature and that a holistic understanding of art requires familiarity with its literary foundations. For a…
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HariPrabodham NZ: historic spiritual centre opens in West Auckland!
HariPrabodham New Zealand’s historic community spiritual venture was formally unveiled in West Auckland with the inauguration of the Harisumiran Community Centre, highlighting the growing social, cultural and economic contribution of…
Surya Namaskar Observed at Bharatiya Mandir on the Auspicious Occasion of Ratha Saptami!
Bharatiya Mandir marked the sacred occasion of Ratha Saptami with the annual Surya Namaskar programme on 25 January, held at the Bharatiya Mandir Community Hall. The event brought together devotees,…
Papatoetoe candidates highlight magnitude of new local body election
The upcoming election for the Papatoetoe subdivision of the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board is shaping up to be a crowded and closely watched contest. Eight new candidates have joined 12 individuals…
Luxon heckled, Peters fiery as politicians speak at Waitangi
Christopher Luxon (Source: 1News) Prime Minister Christopher Luxon faced heckling from the crowd as he spoke at Waitangi today, where political leaders clashed over the Treaty amid calls for unity.…
Passengers evacuated after Auckland train routed onto wrong track
Auckland rail operators have launched an investigation into how an electric passenger train entered a non-electrified section of line, damaging overhead cables and throwing services into chaos for much of…
Govt launches high-powered review hold into soaring insurance premiums.
Govt Orders Six-Month Deep Dive Into Soaring Home Insurance Costs as Cover Shrinks in High-Risk Areas The Government has launched a six-month investigation into New Zealand’s rapidly rising home insurance…
Driver licence system overhaul unveiled: Cheaper, simpler, but still safety-focused
The Government has announced the biggest shake-up of New Zealand’s driver licensing system in more than a decade — and for many Kiwis, the headline is simple: it will soon…
Nipah: What travellers need to know about deadly virus
An outbreak of the deadly Nipah virus has seen some countries tighten their borders, and warnings issued to travellers. The virus can be spread from animals, including bats and pigs,…
India’s 2026 Union Budget: A Long‑Term Play, Not a Headline Grabber
India’s 2026 Union Budget: A Long‑Term Play, Not a Headline Grabber The Finance Minister tabled the 2026 Budget in Parliament today, and reactions are already pouring in. The document is…
Why are school uniforms so expensive? And do we need them?
As families rush to get children ready for the new school year, uniforms remain a major financial pressure, with tens of thousands of families needing hardship payments to cover back-to-school…
Bodies of victims recovered from Mount Maunganui landslide
All recovery operations at Mount Maunganui have been completed and stood down, and Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) and Search and Rescue teams will leave the scene, police announced on Sunday.…
Area around Mt Maunganui slip to open when safe – mayor
The mayor of Tauranga says they’ll start opening up the area around Mount Maunganui when it’s safe to do so, as police finish their recovery efforts following the deadly landslide.…