Stories by Blessen Tom

The Kiwi star has had a remarkable year, scoring three centuries in his first World Cup and earning top international awards.

新西兰长期以来面临医护人员紧缺的困境，但最新事例表明，许多海外护士在被招募到新西兰后却找不到工作。

Around 20 nurses holding accredited employer work visas claim to be jobless at a time when the country is struggling to deal with a shortage of healthcare workers.

Migrant workers continue to enter country on dubious accredited employer work visas despite 2023 reforms to tighten immigration settings.

Bank of Baroda placed an advertisement for offers of interest in the sale/divestment of lender's New Zealand operations in Indian publications.

Members of the Indian community attending pride events in Auckland last weekend have welcomed New Zealand's inclusive approach to rainbow issues.

Almost 300 Indian films have been screened in New Zealand movie theatres over the past two years.

A doctoral film and annual poetry/music gathering spotlight friendship within the community that looks beyond borders back home.

Expect the Eden Terrace restaurant's flavours to pack plenty of punch.

Speaking in an exclusive interview, Manurewa-born contestant says there's more to beauty contests than a woman's appearance.

Hamilton-based integrated security solutions company Gallagher Security has secured a deal in India to protect the Surat Diamond Bourse.

The 32-year-old came to New Zealand with big dreams as a teenager but has been hiding from authorities after losing residential status in 2017.

New Delhi has committed to opening a consulate general in Auckland that provides fully fledged consular services.

The agency says there has been a significant rise in the number of overseas job seekers that are being cheated by unregistered recruitment agents.

Public libraries are playing a pivotal role in fostering a culture of inclusivity in New Zealand.

Launched in September, Aditya-L1 is expected to be able to view solar activities without the obstruction.

Recipients recognised for their contributions to art, science, sport and services to the ethnic community.

After enduring months in crowded houses without jobs, some workers have finally started to settle down in New Zealand.

The subcontinent - home to more than 1 billion people - is also the home of multiple new year festivals throughout the year.

Growing up in an Indian Hindu household, fasting wasn't an unusual occurrence for Murali Krishna Magesan.

Members of the Indian community who made a difference this year are honored at award ceremonies organized by media outlets Indian Weekender and Indian Newslink.

An Auckland art gallery calls for increased representation of South Asian art in the city, highlighting the significance of sharing diverse Asian stories in New Zealand.

Chandni Mehra challenges undefeated Mea Motu of New Zealand for her IBO world title.

Almost 50 percent of trained nurses who have registered to work in New Zealand since the country's borders opened last year have relocated from India.

William McKegg's short film Medicine was filmed entirely in India.