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Indian jewellers sceptical that aggravated crime surge can be reined in

Indian owners of independent jewellery stores are disappointed the government has failed to reduce crime amid a recent spate of aggravated robberies.

Indian Jewellers Disappointed Over Govt's Progress On Crime

Surge in aggravated crime rattles Indian Jewellers - indiannewslink.co.nz

Jewellers sceptical aggravated crime surge can be reined in

They are disappointed over the Government's lack of progress.

Visiting Minister honours Fijian visionaries and seniors

Fiji Girmit Remembrance Day In NZ

Despite the inclement weather of a miserable, rainy, windy, and stormy night, the Fiji Girmit Remembrance Day in New Zealand event was a beautiful, excellent, well-organized, and well-attended affair. ...

Auckland floods: Sandringham business owner speaks out over 'avoidable' damage

Sandringham residents, businesses and community groups continue to rebuild following last month’s deluge. Ahead of Auckland Council’s Big Clean Up, residen

Jewellers distracted by fear of being targeted by ram raiders, robbers

A spate of ram raids, burglaries and robberies is taking its toll on jewellery store owners in Auckland.

Fiji hospitals struggling with equipment shortage get helping hand from NZ

Arvind Kumar14:27, May 12 2021 Supplied Harish Lodhia, Fiji's honorary consul in Auckland, flanked by Glenn Tong, director of Sanitiser NZ Ltd, right, and Paul Gannaway, operations manager of Carrolls Logistics, Albany. Hospitals in Fiji experiencing equipment shortage following the recent Covid-19 outbreak will be getting a much needed shot-in-the-arm from New Zealand this week. Two container loads of medical equipment will be shipped off to the island nation which just last month suffered a second outbreak of Covid cases in the community after having contained it successfully for almost a year. Harish Lodhia, Fiji’s honorary consul in Auckland, is co-ordinating the shipment of the two six-metre (20ft) containers, one of which will be carrying sanitisers only, a total 18,864 bottles, donated by an Auckland company.

Auckland charity celebrates 25 years of service in community

Arvind Kumar10:00, May 05 2021 Supplied Jeet Suchdev is the driving force behind Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust. A small initiative started by a couple of Auckland siblings to help new migrants into New Zealand has come a long way from humble beginnings 25 years ago. The Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust, started by Jeet Suchdev and Roopa Suchdev in 1995, recently commemorated the charity's silver jubilee in Auckland with a host of dignitaries, community leaders and invited guests. Supplied Performers strut their stuff at the Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust silver jubilee celebrations in Auckland. "Today, this caravan of love, hope and services has turned 25, a magnificent journey started with nothing but a commitment to love and serve," trust chair Jeet Suchdev said at the commemoration held at Trust Arena in Henderson.