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11/11/2024

The Pacific representatives often use COP as a platform to not only plead for environmental change but also for financial support to help them adapt. Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad told a pre-COP meeting, “To be clear, the Pacific is the bedrock of the 1.5-degree target, the essence of our ability to overcome adversity and prosper into the future hangs in the balance until we can affirm this target can be achieved.”

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10/11/2024

Kiwi fans of Bluey will see their favourite blue pup in person as she makes a trip to Auckland to star on her very own float in the event. Bluey and Bingo will also make a special appearance at Santa's Party at the close of the parade.

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06/11/2024

“For all the pious talk, this election cycle has not been the showcase for democracy Americans might wish. It has left the United States more divided than at any point since the end of the Civil War in 1865. Contrary to the United States Ambassador’s hope that the election will bring people together, it is in fact far more likely to have driven them further apart.”
-Peter Dunne, Former Minister of the Crown
https://indiannewslink.co.nz/a-house-divided-against-itself-cannot-stand/

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06/11/2024

Through the stories and performances of Aroha - Train of Love, attendees will experience the power of cultural diversity and the universal values that bind us together. Organisers have shared that the evening is designed to foster love, unity, and appreciation across cultural boundaries.

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05/11/2024

Eden Park has publicly stated: the only reason we missed out on Taylor Swift earlier this year was because of its resource consent restrictions. The economic loss has been estimated at $70 million.

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05/11/2024

“For many Kiwis, American politics has become something of a sporting spectacle. Team colours, statistical forecast models, and thriving betting markets complete the effect. News coverage tends towards the immediate and the splashy, so culture war issues get the most coverage. For New Zealand spectators, the beauty of this is that the effect of such policies would not be felt her, we can enjoy the game without skin in it.”
-Thomas Scrimgeour, Researcher, Maxim Institute

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04/11/2024

Please watch the Video and listen to Podcast of this story with Police Minister Mark Mitchell. He told Indian Newslink: We will succeed with the partnership of our communities. All of us want to live in a society in which people feel safe in their homes, workplaces and while walking on the street. That is the fundamental right of every New Zealand and we are determined to protect those rights,” Mr Mitchell said.
https://youtu.be/j5geo9xUu4E/
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2166415/episodes/16043131/
https://indiannewslink.co.nz/police-minister-on-tougher-sentences-and-better-policing-to-reduce-crime/

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04/11/2024

“There are lots of opportunities for collaboration between New Zealand and India in arts and culture through exhibitions, collaborative activities between artists and filmmakers, or residencies.”
-Patrick Rata, New Zealand’s High Commissioner to India

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04/11/2024

“I do not believe we will ever fully understand the impact of March 15 on our Muslim community, and that is why our response to it should have no endpoint. Educational support to survivors and the families most affected is a small thing compared to the overwhelming support and love provided to all New Zealanders in the aftermath of one of our darkest days.”
-Former Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern

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01/11/2024

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“Policing has its risks but New Zealand is relatively a safe place”: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster during his end-of-career interview: Andrew Coster announced on September 23, 2024 that he was resigning from the post of Police Commissioner to take up a new assignment with the government. He ...

01/11/2024

Welcome to our latest Digital Edition dated November 1, 2024.
This issue contains a Diwali Special from page 24.
Please follow this link: https://indiannewslink.co.nz/inl-digital-edition-november-1-2024/
Please read and share with your associates, friends and family.
With Greetings from
The Indian Newslink team

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01/11/2024

There was never a dull moment in the four-hour dance drama (including speeches and an auction) that was staged to raise funds for the proposed Temple of Lord Venkateshwara (an Avatar of Vishnu) on the outskirts of South Auckland. Anu exceeded her self-assigned target. Donating the entire proceeds (after production costs) - $20,101 and $4500 raised through the auction of a hand-painted portrait of the Lord, she rekindled the magnanimity of our people in communities who have pledged their support to Indra and Manasa Sirigiri, the principle promoters of the Project and the Trustee of the Temple.

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31/10/2024

“A snapshot of the current situation is sobering. September saw record numbers of liquidated companies, with the construction sector particularly hard hit. This downturn is widespread, affecting major centres such as Auckland and Canterbury, where insolvency rates surged 47% and 38% year-on-year, respectively.”
-Dave Ananth, Special Counsel, Stace Hammond Lawyers, Auckland

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31/10/2024

Please read the story, watch the Video and hear the Podcast. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster’s end-of-tenure interview. “As a public servant, the Police Commissioner has to avoid the politics of a situation. But I think that the most challenging part is managing the public dialogue on Policing issues. We are in a world in which not all the information that is circulating is fair and accurate and the social media plays an important part. We have to balance the fear of crime with the realities of what is happening around us,” he said.
https://youtu.be/w5B095adOAU?si=eY_Lwz0nvM1vMpX0/
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2166415/episodes/15946475/
https://indiannewslink.co.nz/policing-has-its-risks-but-new-zealand-is-relatively-a-safe-place/

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31/10/2024

For thousands of years, people of the Hindu faith have followed the Trinity, eulogising the Lords through prayers, yagnas and other avenues of invocation. The rise and spread of the cosmos has been a matter of debate among scientists and philosophers but those adept at the Hindu way of life would be aware of the creation of the Universe, the galaxies and the earth and that each of these creations had meaning and purpose.

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30/10/2024

What determines the nature of Karma is the will or intention behind an act. It is the psychological impulse behind an action that is ‘Karma,’ that which sets a chain of causes culminating in karmic fruits. Actions then must be intentional if they are to generate karmic fruits.

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30/10/2024

“Diwali in particular is now celebrated with all pomp and glory by a wide cross-section of the resident population not only in Auckland but also in other major cities. In all religions, a festival is a celebration that integrates spiritual, philosophical, religious, and cultural aspects of human life.”
-The Late Professor M K Vamanamurthy (From our Archives)

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