Women4Women Inaugural Ethnic Women’s Awards 2021 Nominations Open
EthNix Links Networks are organising the inaugural Ethnic Women’s Awards to be held for the very first time to recognise the diverse ethnic women of Aotearoa New Zealand. Winners in…
New Zealand economy and our immigration system – David Seymour
Many Kiwis of Indian origin who I have met in the past few weeks as part of ACT’s Honest Conversations tour feel that this Labour Government is punishing them while…
Government points finger at China over cyber attacks
The government says it has uncovered evidence of Chinese state-sponsored cyber-attacks in New Zealand.GCSB Minister Andrew Little said that the foreign intelligence agency has established links between Chinese state-sponsored actors…
Securing our recovery
We’re past the halfway point in the year now, our second calendar year in the midst of a global pandemic. Even though life carries on with levels of normality in…
Temporary Accommodation Service activated for West Coast flooding event
The Temporary Accommodation Service (TAS) has been activated today - meaning residents on the West Coast of the South Island and in the Marlborough region hit by flooding over the…
Chinmaya Mission Inaugurates “Wellbeing & Event Centre” in Māngere
Eminent community leaders and a few political figures will open a brand-new Wellbeing & Event Centre at 63 McKenzie Road, Māngere on Saturday 31 July. Situated in the heart of…
Violence in South Africa deplorable!
Political thinkers and analysts’ world over, are busy contemplating the real reasons behind the nationwide riots that took place in South Africa’s major cities last week. Not only these riots…
Property prices are holding steady in the market
Price fluctuations in Auckland in June ranged from a 0.8 per cent fall in the inner suburbs to a 0.9 percent increase in the outer suburbs. While the HPI climbed…
Be mindful of your consumer rights
Project delays, lack of clarity on actual carpet area, inferior quality of construction, some developers also duped buyers by building more floors than approved; some built clubhouses on the terrace…
…and now, yoga
The yoga sutras are probably the greatest document on life and the most uninteresting book on the planet. Patanjali wrote it like this intentionally because the idea is that this…
Auckland Diwali Festival performer and stallholder applications open
The Auckland Diwali Festival returns to Aotea Square and Queen Street for its 20th anniversary on 30 - 31 October this year.
#REUNITEFAMILIESNZ – stories right from the heart continued
“This pain can only be felt by those who have gone through this prolonged period of separation. I hope the NZ Government will solve this problem as soon as they…
Honest Conversations with ACT New Zealand – David Seymour
As part of our engagement with communities across New Zealand ACT MPs are engaging with New Zealanders in honest conversations. We hope you will take time to attend the Auckland…
Preparing for the next phase in our vaccine roll-out
Many countries around the world are still reporting surges of new COVID cases, and it’s clear that we’re going to be living with the impact of this pandemic for some…
Labour set to control Kiwis’ speech
Increased penalties for hate speech have also been proposed, with the maximum fine to go from $7000 to $50,000, and the maximum length of imprisonment from three months to three…
Top Auckland restaurants forced to close for two weeks due to workers shortage
The owners of three top Auckland restaurants will be closing their businesses for two weeks because they do not have staff to keep going through the school holidays. Restaurateurs Sid…
Second COVID-19 vaccine receives provisional approval
New Zealand’s regulatory authority Medsafe has granted provisional approval of the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine for individuals 18 years of age and older, COVID-19 Minister Chris Hipkins announced today.
Puketapapa local board launches new Business Association
Puketapapa Local Board Mount Roskill launched a new Business Association to create and promote strong economic outcomes to support local business on Sunday 4th July at Fickling Convention Centre.
The March of Migrants II – Team of Five Million?
The immigration system in Aotearoa is broken due to negligence by successive governments. The current government does not seem to have the will to fix any of the issues either.…
Western media bias exposed!
A very large number of concerned and patriotic Indians have always whined and complained about western media’s general bias against India especially since past 8-10 years. The media reporting’s in…
#REUNITEFAMILIESNZ – stories right from the heart continued
- stories right from the heart continued yet again.
‘Garden 4 Health’ gathering by Anviro Group at Bharatiya Mandir
The Anviro Group, led by environment enthusiast Sudesh Mittal had a get together of environment lovers and many keen kitchen gardeners at Bharatiya Mandir at Balmoral in Sandringham on Tuesday,…
Ambition to Vision
The bane of the world is just that human beings are working with limited individualistic ambition. Instead of working with ambition, if people work for a vision of their own,…
Bharatiya Mandir to celebrate 28th Patotsava from 25th to 27th June
The oldest purpose-built Hindu temple in New Zealand, Bharatiya Mandir (Indian Temple Inc.) is celebrating 28th years of its existence this year from 25th June to 27th June 2021. The…
India will come out as winner!
Like always, the biggest problem for the government in moving everything smoothly are the hurdles being created by India’s opposition parties combined. Currently the frustration of these parties is at…