Indian Weekender
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The Indian Weekender is New Zealand’s first weekend publication that is targeted at the 120,000-strong ethnic Indian readership in the country. However, the online edition is increasingly being accessed by readers in Fiji, Australia, India, the US, the UK, Canada, Singapore and Malaysia besides other countries. IW is published by KMG Interactive Ltd, a media savvy enterprise promoted by well established Kiwi businesspeople. With special correspondents in India and Fiji and wide ranging niche content arrangements, IW brings the latest in news of interest to the Indian diaspora, fresh perspectives through its analytical columns, weekend leisure reading for the entire family, with generous portions of the two topics that bind Indians together no matter where they live – Bollywood and cricket. Source
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| Scope | International, Native/Indigenous |
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| Language | English |
| Country | New Zealand |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Fri |
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Search ArticlesGreat Punjab Association New Zealand: What it is & what it stands for
The Great Punjab Association New Zealand, a newly formed organisation aimed at uniting people from Punjab's three historic regions, Majha, Malwa and Doaba, has officially launched after attracting a house-full crowd to its inaugural event at the Clevedon Community Centre on 18 July. Organisers said the event drew a larger audience than anticipated, reflecting strong community support for the Association's vision.
India Research Institute to relaunch at Victoria University after trade deal
The India Research Institute is poised to be relaunched on Wednesday in a bid to share knowledge of the South Asian nation with policy planners following the implementation of the free trade deal. A recent survey by the Asia New Zealand Foundation found that 61 per cent of New Zealanders saw India as important, with 27 percent believing it was very important to the country's future.
PM Modi powers India-Australia ties to new heights in Melbourne
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to Australia from 8 to 10 July has been making news in both India and Australia. The tour concluded with 18 key outcomes across fields including defense, maritime security, energy, critical technologies, education, mining, research, and cultural cooperation, marking a step toward the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Woolworths urges customers to shop normally amid egg supplier's lockdown
Woolworths has assured customers that egg and poultry supplies remain stable despite New Zealand's largest egg producer placing hundreds of thousands of free-range chickens under lockdown following the country's first confirmed cases of the H5N1 bird flu virus.
Two Indian airports wow the world with stunning design
Airports are usually seen as places of transit rather than destinations in themselves. Crowded terminals, long security queues, and the rush to catch flights often leave little room for travellers to appreciate their surroundings. However, a select few airports around the world are redefining the travel experience through remarkable architecture, thoughtful design, and a strong connection to local culture.
Council manager remains convicted after Supreme Court rejects final appeal
A former infrastructure manager who accepted bribes and misused confidential information to help associates secure council contracts will remain convicted after the Supreme Court dismissed his latest attempt to challenge the verdict.
Government commits up to $60m to keep NZ's only integrated cement plant open
The Government has committed up to $60 million to support the continued operation of New Zealand’s only fully integrated cement manufacturing plant, saying the investment will help safeguard the country’s construction sector and reduce the risk of future supply chain disruptions.
Auckland community garden ordered to vacate after 15 years
An Auckland community garden has been ordered to leave the Mt Albert land it has occupied for 15 years, bringing to an end a prolonged legal battle over a site earmarked for a major housing development. According to a report by Stuff, the Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens, located on the former Unitec campus, received a notice from the Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport (MCERT) on June 30 directing the group to vacate the 0.7-hectare site by July 31.
Palmerston North employer sentenced for migrant exploitation
A Palmerston North company director was sentenced to 12 months' home detention after being found guilty of exploiting a migrant worker and unlawfully demanding tens of thousands of dollars during her employment.
NZ citizenship test: Here's why it won't be online
The Government’s planned citizenship test was delayed several times before its public announcement, with newly released documents showing officials initially explored an online model before deciding on an in-person examination over concerns about cheating and test integrity, The New Zealand Herald has reported.