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Be child-safe this holiday season

The recent incident in Auckland where a two-week old boy was seriously injured when his child seat came loose is a stark reminder of reviewing our child-safety, says a New Zealand charity. Plunket New Zealand is urging people to have their child car-restraints checked [Read More]

Leader upset at “sexploitation” of yoga

Leader upset at “sexploitation” of yoga

A Hindu community leader has expressed his displeasure about “books, magazines, DVDs, and other media showing yoga as some kind of potion to enhance sex life.” Hindu statesman Rajan Zed says that yoga was a serious mental and physical discipline by means of [Read More]

Muslim men awarded for work against family violence

Muslim men awarded for work against family violence

While  they come from different countries and have varying professional background, these four migrants have one thing in common – desire to help ethnic women fight the menace of domestic violence. These  Muslim community workers were recently acknowledged for [Read More]

Good guys celebrate diwali

Diwali is a celebration of victory of good over the evil. Is there a better way to celebrate it than with the cops? The good guys of Auckland’s Manukau formally celebrated Diwali for the first time this year. About 120 staff attended a special lunch to celebrate the [Read More]

Relationship is not a glass – it can be fixed

Sujata was suspicious of her husband. Sumit’s coming late from work, not showing up for his 3-year old daughter’s play at school, quietly speaking on the phone to a “colleague”, not leaving his mobile phone behind at dinner table, he showed all the [Read More]

Flight booking scam hits Australia

Australian travellers may be left stranded at the airport holding bogus tickets at Christmas time after suffering at the hands of scammers. A government agency has warned Australians about cheap flight deals through fake websites which have travellers believing they have [Read More]

$1m NZ pavilion may go for London Olympics

$1m NZ pavilion may go for London Olympics

A huge waka-shaped pavilion, cornerstone of the very popular Rugby World Cup event, may be seen next year in London during the 2012 Olympic Games. New Zealand won the recently concluded Rugby World Cup. Discussions are underway between the New Zealand Olympic Committee and [Read More]

Festival to celebrate rugby world cup cultures

Auckland will host a cultural festival to celebrate diversity among the 20 rugby-playing countries participating in the world cup in New Zealand. The national identities of each of the countries in the Rugby World Cup will be celebrated at the ‘Kiwi Day Out’ festival [Read More]

New Zealand gets ready to celebrate Diwali

Following its tradition of celebrating major cultural events, New Zealand Parliament will host 300 people on the occasion of the Hindu festival of Diwali at Parliament on Monday 26 September. These celebrations are almost one month in advance, as Indians worldwide will [Read More]

Eid celebrated in New Zealand Parliament

Eid celebrated in New Zealand Parliament

Members of the Muslim community gathered at Parliament on Tuesday 6 September to celebrate the Islamic festival of Eid ul-Fitr (Eid). The Minister for Ethnic Affairs, Hekia Parata, hosted the celebrations in the Banquet Hall at Parliament and was joined by the Minister of [Read More]

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Finalists for ethnic diversity in workplaces announced

Finalists for ethnic diversity in workplaces announced

Immigration New Zealand is one of the three finalists for the Excellence in Ethnic Diversity Award at the 2012 gen-i [Read More]

New iPhone to be taller, skinnier

The next iPhone is pegged to be skinnier and taller, according to a report. While it is still unclear whether the next [Read More]

eBay to hire 1000 staff in India

In what could be seen as a good news for IT skilled staff, eBay Inc.  announced plans to hire up to 1,000 [Read More]

Samsung hires Indians to take on Apple

From exporting dried Korean fish to China in 1938 to threatening iPhone’s dominance in the smartphones market in [Read More]

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