Stories by Gaurav Sharma

From one MP in 1996 to eight in 2020, Asian lawmakers are steadily growing in number in the country's legislature.

Advocates for migrant workers facing exploitation are turning up the heat on the government as it heads towards an election.

A GPS component manufacturer watches with bated breath as India's third lunar mission prepares to land on the moon's south pole.

The mechanisms outlined by the mission offer a lifeline to migrants who have relocated on the promise of a visa only to find themselves without a job.

A frigate and destroyer are set to visit Wellington and Auckland later this month on a four-day resupply stop.

Candidates from Labour, National and the ACT Party vie for the attention of the Indian diaspora at their annual independence celebrations.

The fifth annual New Zealand Sikh Games are scheduled to be held in Auckland in November.

Trade volume from the subcontinent nation soars threefold after a facility resumes export treatment operations.

The country's national museum and the Wellington Indian Association embark on a project to identify dozens of unnamed portraits that were acquired from the former Cuba Photographic Studio premises 25…

South Asian high school students are increasingly standing up to champion better race relations in New Zealand, if the recent Race Unity Speech Awards are anything to go by.

Thousands gather in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Hamilton to mark the one of the most important festivals in Islam.

Yoga enthusiasts have celebrated the ninth International Day of Yoga by breathing, stretching and meditating at more than 20 events nationwide.

Tibet's leader-in-exile has expressed disappointment that he was not able to secure a meeting with Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta during his first-ever visit to New Zealand.

More than 200 Indians have been turned away from the border upon arrival since August last year.

Trade representatives also discussed air connectivity, carbon credits, bilateral work visas and banking.

The South Asian nation could provide a counterbalance to China in the Pacific, participants say.

The Indian music scene is greater than the artists that are famous in the Bollywood movie industry.

The award-winning hockey coach dreams of leading the national side one day.

Priyanca Radhakrishnan claims the interests of ethnic communities would be "under threat" if ACT and National form the next government.

Asian recipients have been recognised for their contributions to language, education, health and the country's ethnic communities

On the 70th anniversary of Hillary and Tenzing sitting on top of the world's tallest peak, efforts continue to mark the feat with an official celebration in New Zealand.