World at the crossroads!
It is a real shame that while the whole world is shocked and condemning the Taliban invasion of Afghanistan, there is a country in the world where its government is…
Korean born Kiwi designer brings Ani-nature art pieces for NZFW 2021 and looks forward to collaborating with the Indian-Kiwi community
Cecilia Kang, Kiwi-Korean designer and trans woman is not only in collaboration with natural skincare brand, Nellie Tier for her upcoming fashion show at New Zealand Fashion Week 2021, but…
A Migrant’s Path – A photographic exhibition by Abhi Chinniah
Abhi’s work is more than just a praise because she wants to embrace the experiences she has gone through and wants to initiate a sense of belongingness with all the…
An important duty to your parents
As a son, reminding your parents that it is time to turn inward is one of your most important duties. In their life they have done whatever they knew best.…
Family Settlement for Joint Properties
The joint enjoyment of the property by all the heirs is until either of them wants to separate his or her share from the joint family property. A partition can…
Residential property values in Auckland have increased by more than 20% in the last year
The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) data shows, Auckland once again bolstered New Zealand's median strength, striking a record median house price in July, climbing 28.0 percent from…
Apna TV Network launches Shree Ramayana TV series
Apna TV NZ, has launched Shree Ramayana programme for the first time in New Zealand on its TV channel which will be telecast soon. The launching ceremony was held with…
Government – sorry but not sorry
Not too long ago the Prime Minister was apologising for the 1970s Dawn Raids with a number of her ministers in attendance. At the same time, the Government chose to…
Reconnecting safely with the world
The government has also changed the eligibility dates for those who have not yet had a first vaccination. If you are over 50 you are now able to book your…
New Zealand’s immigration system is broken
By turning a blind eye to this huge issue the Government is effectively forcing our skilled migrants to leave the country. At the same time it’s trying to find limited…
“We want the government to extend our current visas, which are set to expire or expired. Let us come back to our life in New Zealand.”
“We are ready to wait for another six months till the borders open, please treat us as humans, we are not virus.” pleaded Jagdeep “give us one chance, one assurance,…
Naaree Women’s Group of New Zealand hosts Ganapati Mahotsav
Naaree Women’s Group of New Zealand, a group to empower women are hosting Ganapati Mahotsav, A Family Event on Saturday 11th September 2021.at Mt Roskill War Memorial Hall May Road.
Why National over Labour? Judith Collins AGM Speech
"We only have a little more than two years. It's an election that National can easily win if it concentrates on issues that important to New Zealanders." Collins spoke at…
Government sets out plan to reconnect New Zealanders to the world
“Our plan to reopen our borders both protects the gains we have won, while setting us up to safely reconnect New Zealanders and business with the world and seize the…
Vigil outside Prime Minister’s Office today
‘Be Kind Vigil’, is happening outside Jacinda Ardern’s Mt Albert office in Auckland today, 11th August at 6 pm
New Zealand’s First DharmaFest collaborates with Raksha Bandhan Festival
Hindu Youth New Zealand is proud to announce New Zealand’s first ever DharmaFest! An event that brings various Dharma based groups and spiritual organisations together to showcase the beautiful dimensions…
David, Brooke & Damien get their ACT on track with honest conversations
Seymour has been out and about the country with his honest conversation meetups, where last week on Saturday in Eastview Baptist Church, Botany, David with ACT deputy leader Brooke van…
Sounds of the Sacred: An Interfaith Free Concert
Mt Eden’s Fickling Centre will provide the venue for a special interfaith concert this month, with performers and choirs from many of Auckland’s spiritual traditions participating. The evening program has…
Space flights and their effects on climate change
Equally for many this space race increases our environmental and climate risks. Each space flight needs multiple propellant to make it out of Earth’s atmosphere. Propellants emit greenhouse gases and…
400th Birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji
Indian Association Manukau celebrated the 400th Birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji on 31st July. The event was dedicated to the life and the teachings of Guru Tegh Bahadur…
Labour is inflating its state housing numbers
New Zealand is in the midst of a serious housing crisis. It’s not just first-home buyers struggling to get a foot on the ladder, but even those renting are finding…
A Session on Immigration where opposition MPs make migrant’s day
It was very disappointing for some migrants who came with an expectation that they might get some answers about their issues from a government minister or a Labour Party Members…
Another U-turn by the immigration in decision making has left a couple in distress
Dhanesh Muliyil, a work visa holder working in Intercontinental Wellington and his wife Sruthi Radhakrishnan are yet other victims of getting visa rejected due to culturally arranged marriage. But this…
In the bid to find a solution of housing problem
One area I have been working in is trying to improve the experience people have when they live in apartments. Apartment living and terraced housing is the most affordable option…
A session on Immigration after event details
The Indian News NZ’s initiative was obvious, it was to provide a forum to migrants to share their grievances with leaders who were more than engaging with the community, at…