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Other responsibilities
Prime Minister
Minister of Justice
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Minister of Health
Minister of Finance
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Hon Bill English
Deputy Prime Minister
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Mahesh Bindra
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List member, National Party
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STEVEN JOYCE
PAULA BENNETT
Paula
lives
in
Waitakere,
West
Auckland, and has lived in the City of
Sails since 1992. She grew up in Taupo.
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Paula is passionate
about ensuring a
brighter future for
all New Zealanders.
As the Minister for
Social Development,
she believes shes
been given a great
opportunity to affect
positive change
in peoples lives,
the lives of their
families and their
communities.
- Paula Bennett
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Meenal Naneria
University tutor and market research
consultant
ts not that
the national
government has
been completely
ineffective in
their past term.
The fact that
New Zealand
managed to
barely escape the
economic downturn, could, aside from being
hugely just lucky,be also in part attributed to
efforts made by the state.
In their new term the government should
primarily focus on overhauling and oiling the
economy. Eco-industrialisation could be New
Zealands next niche and an example could be
a big boost to renewable energy sector. This
land is rich with wind and water and can well
use these resources to carve a global niche.
Such activities will not only boost economic
growth and local employment but also attract
expertise and talent from overseas.
There are in place some financial help
policies for migrants, say from India. However,
better incorporation of the skilled migrant
category in the work force will essentially help
in turning the economy as well as creating
employment for others.This would mean
considering migrant overseas qualifications
and experience and recommending local
industry to acknowledge these. The Education
he
government
needs to make
more investment
in start-ups
and emerging
businesses. Try
to move away
from milk and
cow and sheep.
It is okay to get your bread and butter from
dairy/ farming, but also look at emerging
industries to sustain in the long run. Invest in
technology and research.
So far the government has been going
good. But they should stop asset sale and be
responsible towards their own country. Not
let foreigners buy the country. Then the local
people will get poorer and the rich people
even more richer. To counter this, it will be
a good idea to introduce capital gains tax.
Government should make sure its harder to
own more properties.
Shruthi Nair
Chemical engineer
mmigration
laws are
becoming stricter
every year and
this will make it
difficult to stay
back and work
in this country
after you finish
education. The
immigration instructions are often not clear.
You are forced to spend on lawyers and
random agents to understand what the rules
mean. At this rate we will see more people
leaving the country.
Arijit Chakraborty,
Doctoral researcher, Neuroscience
nless the
government
funds higher
research, the
ranking of
universities
in NZ will
continue to go
down. Science
and technology
survives on research. The number of citations
and patents from University of Auckland
shows that the academics here engage in
reasonably high levels of research. Lack of
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s an
international
student, I have
concerns about
the government
turning a
blind-eye to
Level 7 and
under courses
run by PTEs to make money and later their
certificates have visa issues. These students
agree to work under minimum wage and most
of them leave NZ because they cannot find a
proper job.
So it should be discouraged at first instance
by not permitting international admission
programmes in these institutes. It is time to
limit the number of visas issued per year.
IELTSshould be strictly implemented for
all students. This is for the greater good of
Indian students who can plan their overseas
career with long term vision, and also for their
parents back in India.
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Looking into the future of our current government, let us round-up the
promises and rein-in the surprises in the next three years
Paula Ray
Disclaimer
Reforms or the impact of changes brought
in by governmental policies can be measured
or manifested only over the span of a decade or
more. Three years are too less a time to arrive at
conclusive statements.
The present
The two main elements that work in favour
of the current government led by Prime
Minister John Key: firstly, for the first time
in about 20 years a government has come to
power with an almost majority; secondly, the
same government continues to be in power for
the third consecutive term.
Both of these factors together make for a
strong and stable government. It gives them
immense potential to implement changes than
any other government could achieve in the
recent past. Being able to continue with the
same policies for almost a decade strengthens
the implementation of those decisions. Even
though there might be dissention, stable policies
bring stability to the nation. There will be few
surprises for the people to deal with.
Key has already warned his elected
colleagues against complacency. The entire
Cabinet of ministers who have been allotted
their portfolios have a legacy to uphold a
legacy of policies for which the government
will be known by and revered for, irrespective
of their political affiliations.
As such, there is little doubt that the current
government will jeopardise this hard-earned
position. And thats the hope we live for.
Room for improvement
New Zealand has a geographical advantage
in relation to all its island neighbours in South
Pacific region. The current government should
ensure policies that make the most of it, over
other competitors. Kiwis share cultural ties
with their South Pacific brethren, which helps
empathise with their neighbours. Foreign
investors will find this barrier difficult to
overcome.
The government also needs to increase its
funding for tertiary education. Else, the local
skills will continue to look for opportunities
outside of the country. The consequent braindrain is not going to help the economy.
There is need for investment in research and
development, and not rely on the US to come
up with innovations. The national government
potentially has a key role to play in shaping
policy-decisions to cater to this gap.
Broadly speaking, the country needs to look
beyond its agricultural and farming industries
for long-term returns. Any investment in
technological, transport and supportive
infrastructural industries will be a legacy the
government will be reckoned with.
The future
If we look back in history, Aotearoa
is primarily an immigrant country and its
economy is shaped by migrant investments.
Many of these migrants, over the course of
years, have made New Zealand their home.
The British arrived on this land about 250
years ago. But, in more recent times, it is
Ethnic ties
Indians are the second largest migrant
community in New Zealand. It will work
in favour of the government to develop a
relationship with Kiwi-Indians who can, in
return, forge ties with the Indians back in India.
What helps is that the current government in
India is extremely trade-friendly. Working
towards a Free Trade Agreement with the
Indian government will be promising.
This will not only make the Kiwi-Indians
feel valued on this land, but also boost the
economic development of the nation as well as
attract quality immigrants to its shore.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is
diaspora-friendly, as was evident from his
Madison Square Garden speech in the US,
where he promised all Persons of Indian Origin
(PIO) cardholders a life-time visa. This means
India will engage with its diaspora in NZ
constructively and productively.
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Kiwi-Indians, the
second largest Asian
ethnicity, form five per
cent of the national
population, but
contribute more than
eight per cent to the
countrys economy.
policy-making at governmental level. This
also represents a new-found interest in politics
among the migrant community. But, of course,
this interest is limited to the settled segment of
the Kiwi-Indian community who have already
established themselves in the new land.
If these representatives manage to
communicate well with their community
brethren, the possibilities for the government
to harness resources among this hard-working
community will be immense. And that is a
potential as yet untapped. In return, this will
not only strengthen trade and economy of
the country, but also increase support for the
government in power.
Let us look at some statistics. Kiwi-Indians,
the second largest Asian ethnicity, form five per
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Mayor proposes
balanced rates policy
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Zealanders.
We had the big show at Budget time of a
surplus, but that was manipulated. Now the
government is focusing on another asset sale to
raise easy money.
The Minister of Finance Bill English has
refused to specify how money from the sales
will be used. He has not declared whether sales
income will be put into building more houses
despite long waiting lists.
Minister for Social Housing Paula Bennett
has been making a lot of media appearances but
what she is saying is anyones guess.
There was a secret plan before the election
to sell off houses, but nothing was said. After
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community.
Setting off a foreign policy buzz, Modi started with
inviting eight of the South Asian neighbours of India to his
swearing-in ceremony, including Pakitani Prime Minister
Nawz Sharif. Modi also made it a point to met big powers
like the US, China and Russia in a row.
The Indian PMs agenda for November includes meeting
the Southeast Asian leaders at the ASEAN summit in
Myanmar, as well as the East Asia Summit (EAS) leaders at
capital Nay Pyi Taw, which is held at the same time.
Besides the 10 ASEAN nations, the EAS members
include Australia, China, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea,
Russia and the USA.
Modi is scheduled to fly to Fiji from Australia on
November 19, where he will meet Prime Minister Frank
Bainimarama. This will be a moment to remember for the
Fiji-Indians who left their ancestral homeland a few hundred
years ago.
Perhaps this will be the beginning of a new era in IndoFiji relations.
Akbar promises
rosy future
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Fadnavis sworn in as
Maharashtra CM
Mayabhushan Nagvenkar
legislative council.
Former state unit president Sudhir S.
Mungantiwar, former Mumbai unit chief
Prakash M. Mehta, late union minister
Gopinath Mundes daughter Pankaja MundePalwe, Chandrakant Patil and the partys tribal
face Vishnu R. Savra also took oath as cabinet
ministers.
Fadnavis oath-taking was cheered loudly
by the massive crowd of BJP activists which
packed the stadium this afternoon.
Other prominent personalties present
included senior BJP leaders L.K. Advani and
Murli Manohar Joshi, former chief minister
Prithviraj Chavan, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav
Thackeray, chief ministers of several states
including Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab,
and Haryana, and business tycoon Anil Ambani.
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t looks like its the Film Fever in Auckland these days. Every week, there
is a new film released by Kiwi-Indians. The latest in the bandwagon is
Punjabi film Chaar Sahibzaade. It promises to bring something new for the
large Punjabi audience in New Zealand.
For the first time ever, a Punjabi animated film was released worldwide
on 6th November on the occasion of Guru Nanak Dev jayanti. Chaar
Sahibzaade is the story of the four sons of Guru Gobind Singh ji, tenth guru
of Sikhs. The film narrates the story of the four Sahibzaade (princes), how
they happily and bravely sacrificed their lives to save the country from the
evil rulers, following in their fathers footsteps.
It would be great to watch this movie as it will revive memories of
sacrifices and bravery within the community that the new generation is
finding a novel way to revisit.
For tickets and more information, contact: Inderjit Kalkat- 021783488,
Manik Talwar- 0211112527
The cinema listing for New Zealand is as follows:
Auckland: Event cinemas,Manukau & Hoyts cinemas,Botany
Hamilton: Hoyts cinemas Teawa
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