Stories by Gaurav Sharma

Hundreds of Chinese New Zealanders attended an Auckland rally today organised by the Crime Prevention Group.

A former National Party candidate in South Auckland calls for patience as government pledges to restore law and order.

Dozens gathered in central Auckland on Monday to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown in Beijing.

授勋人士来自新西兰亚裔社区各不同领域，在过去几十年中，他们用自己的方式为新西兰亚裔及多元文化作出了杰出贡献。

Half a dozen Asian New Zealanders have been recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours List.

Three Fijians of Indian descent living in New Zealand express a desire to learn more about their shared history as the community marks Girmit Day.

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

Dismay follows mixed reaction to the 100-day plan the ruling coalition unveiled in December.

The former prime minister believes his party's failings on retail crime ultimately cost it support from the country's ethnic communities that contributed to its defeat in the 2023 general election.

选举委员会发布数据，披露来自各党派的亚裔候选人在2023年的大选中的筹款和开支情况。

National Party candidates of Indian descent led the pack, according to figures released by the Electoral Commission last month.

The former national general secretary of India's ruling Bhartiya Janata Party says higher-level political talks are key to long-term success.

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

The task force is one of four demands submitted to Police Minister Mark Mitchell at a public meeting on retail crime in Auckland.

Trade minister Todd McClay says New Zealand and India are working together to improve trade and address market access issues for timber exports to the South Asian nation.

A Cabinet paper released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in December highlights the challenges the coalition government faces in sealing a free trade agreement with India over the next…

Thousands attended an event in Auckland a day before official ceremonies were broadcast from India, though not everyone supports the festivities.

Rampant crime, the rising cost of living and a record number of Indian-origin candidates in the general election summed up the year for the community.

Affordability, stunning locations and self-cooking amenities make camping an increasingly popular choice to experience the great outdoors.

The Indian community wants more resources devoted to victim support as well as measures to tackle serious youth offending.

A kite festival is being organised by community group Vaishnav Parivar in Auckland's Eastdale Reserve, Avondale, on 13 January.

Thousands attend the fifth NZ Sikh Games and the first NZ Kabaddi World Cup that took place simultaneously in South Auckland the past weekend.

The incoming government also appears to align on issues of crime and immigration under the coalition deal signed by the leaders of National, ACT and New Zealand First.

The Indian community celebrates the Hindu festival of lights, with Auckland's Queen Street and Aotea Square attracting more than 120,000 visitors.

Indian community's fears are confirmed by the announcement of the final results for the 2023 election.