Indian Newslink

13/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/a-quadrilateral-asia-pacific-partnership-takes-shape-in-auckland
Auckland has launched a new era of Asia–Pacific cooperation. The New Zealand Malaysia Business Association (NZMBA), the New Zealand India Trade Alliance (NZITA) and the Singapore Business Association New Zealand (SBANZ) have signed an MoU linking India, Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand. Focused on business‑to‑business collaboration, shared intelligence and joint initiatives, this alliance promises profitable outcomes across key sectors. A strategic bridge between Asia and the Pacific is taking shape, pragmatic and commercially rewarding.
IIndia In Auckland - Consulate General of India

13/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/police-minister-mitchell-s-final-interview-on-the-mc-skimming-saga
A scathing IPCA report has raised fresh questions about allegations against former Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming. Police Minister Mark Mitchell, in his final interview on the matter, reveals when he first learned of Ms Z, his strained ties with former Police Commissioner Andrew Coster, and why diverted emails trouble him. With investigations still underway, Mitchell insists he respected due process while confronting crime and capability challenges in the Police. This is an Extra-Long Read.

13/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/venkateshwara-temple-to-bring-together-communities-at-ramarama-auckland
Auckland’s Lord Venkateshwara Temple is taking shape, blending faith with community service. With Resource Consent secured, fundraising is underway to prepare car parks and build the Balalayam. A Special Prayer in January 2026 and weekly rituals led by appointed priests will anchor spiritual life. More than a Temple, it will be a centre for worship, welfare, meditation, and tourism. Support the vision through donations and collective participation.

12/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/resource-management-act-reforms-highlight-the-need-for-bipartisan-consensus
The government’s repeal of the Resource Management Act under Urgency has reignited debate on rushed law-making and legislative instability. Former PM Sir Geoffrey Palmer’s warning about excessive Urgency feels timely, as reforms promise savings but face uncertain survival. Peter Dunne argues in his weekly column that bipartisan cooperation is essential if New Zealand is to achieve durable, sustainable structural change. A thought-provoking end to the year’s political reflections.

12/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/supporting-our-indian-communities-to-thrive-in-new-zealand
Chris Hipkins thanks Indian communities for their resilience and economic contributions, pledging Labour’s support through jobs, housing, and healthcare. He highlights the Future Fund and Medicard policy to ease living costs and ensure access to care. Hipkins affirms Labour’s vision for a fair, opportunity-rich New Zealand

Supporting our Indian communities to thrive in New Zealand

10/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/the-indian-community-debates-diwali-dietary-and-propriety
A debate within New Zealand’s Indian community over vegetarian versus non-vegetarian food at Diwali Festivals has exposed deeper cultural tensions. While the Hindu Council urges vegetarian-only events, other groups highlight India’s diverse traditions where meat is part of celebrations. Councils mostly host vegetarian Festivals, but scholars and community leaders call for pluralism. The issue reflects how migration history and cultural narratives shape Diwali’s meaning in New Zealand.

10/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/mnz-warns-of-growing-challenges-as-social-cohesion-is-strained
Multicultural New Zealand warns that social cohesion is under strain, urging community‑led approaches and stronger government support. President Pancha Narayanan says, “communities are the guardians of trust, belonging and everyday relationships.” With over 35 years of leadership, MNZ champions diversity and inclusion, achieving milestones such as its MoU with the Police and national advocacy. Cohesion, MNZ insists, must be treated as a national investment.

MNZ warns of growing challenges as Social Cohesion is strained

06/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/skin-clinic-business-named-best-of-the-best
Avana Cosmetic and Laser Clinic, led by Neelu and Sujay Taore, triumphed at the Indian Newslink Business Awards. Their client-first philosophy, built on care and trust, has shaped a remarkable journey of excellence, gratitude, and community connection in Auckland.

Skin clinic business named best of the best

06/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/coster-and-mc-skimming-shatter-public-service-confidence
Andrew Coster’s appointment to the Social Investment Agency, following severe criticism in the IPCA report, has shaken confidence in public service leadership. The controversy highlights flaws in senior appointment processes, political influence, and the need for reform. This substantial offering examines integrity, accountability, and lessons for the future, marking a turning point in New Zealand’s governance.

06/12/2025

https://indiannewslink.co.nz/a-substantial-offering-in-our-digital-edition-december-1-2025
Our December 1, 2025 issue celebrates the 16th Annual Indian Newslink Business Awards with a 22-page Special honouring winners, judges’ insights, and Commemoration Award recipients. Featuring national leaders and community voices, the edition also covers the Global Good Summit and the debate on rate caps. A powerful showcase of achievement, resilience, and engagement across New Zealand.

A substantial offering in our Digital Edition December 1, 2025

04/12/2025

Singer Srinivas is coming to New Zealand with a multilingual concert featuring his daughter Sharanya Srinivas. Experience iconic melodies in Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam. Details in the article.
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