Indian Newslink Feb 15, 2016 Digital Edition

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February 15, 2016
Classifieds
Accommodation
Accommodation Two or Three
bedroom in Kashmir, Lautoka,
fully furnished, fully fenced,
cooking facilities, washing
machine, 40” TV fully air-con hot
and cold, NZ$ 55 daily, with a car
NZ$ 107 daily; NZ$ 360 weekly
Contact
New Zealand
021-535583 or
Fiji
9234033/9520196
Open Heart Surgery
The Ministry of Health Fiji,will
perform open heart surgery
(CABG)at the CWM hospital, Suva
this month. Screening of patients
(free) will be from 4.2.2016 to
12.2.2016; Angiogram from 4.2.2016
to 20.2.2016 and CABG from
14.2.2016 to 26.2.2016.
For further information, please
contact during official hours
from Monday to Thursday 8am to
430pm and Fridays 8am to 4pm
Manjula W Lal (Ministry of
Health,Fiji)
+9805025 or +3306177 (Ext 340165);
Gopal Ayyar (New Zealand)
+64 21556111.
Situation Vacant
Wanted a full time
Goods Driver/Labourer
in a Building Company.
Must have clean Drivers
licence, be fluent in
English and possess
possess excellent people
skills. Immediate start.
Apply immediately to
P O Box 26500 Epsom
Auckland 1344 or email
your resume to
k.randhawa@xtra.co.nz
Staff Wanted
Need a fulltime staff member
in a dairy shop in Mt.Eden Road
Email your cv to
supree.mteden@gmail.com
Seminars (Free Admission)
Citizens Advice Bureau Eden Albert
will hold an information session
on ‘Education in New Zealand’ on
Friday, February 19, 2016 from 10
am to 1 pm at 82, St Luke’s Road
(adjoining the Library). Adel
Salmanzadeh of Education Ministry
will speak on Early Childhood
Education, Primary and Secondary
schools, Adult Education and other
subjects. To register, please call (09)
8464023 Email training.cabac@cab.
org.nz
Citizens Advice Bureau New Lynn
will hold an information session
on ‘Kiwi English and Culture’ on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 from
10 am to 1 pm at English Language
Partners, Level 1, 3091 Great North
Road, New Lynn, Auckland. To
register, please email call (09)
8274731 or (09) 8277830. Email:
newlynn@cab.org.nz
Citizens Advice Bureau Northshore
will hold an information session on
‘Education and Schooling in New
Zealand’ on Thursday, February
25, 2016 from 10 am to 12 pm at
Browns Bay Community Centre,
2 Glen Road, Browns Bay. Adel
Salmanzadeh of Education Ministry
will speak on Schooling in New
Zealand, Enrolments (Zoning), Board
TAKEAWAY
(PURE VEGETARIAN)
of Trustees, National Certificate of
Education Achievement (NCEA) and
other subjects. To register, please
phone Esther on (09) 4893873. Email:
settlement.northshore@cab.org.nz
Citizens Advice Bureau Auckland
Central will hold an information
session on ‘Housing in New Zealand’
on Friday, February 26, 2016 from
10 am to 12 pm at Level 1, Tasman
Building, 16-22, Anzac Avenue,
Auckland Central. Lesley Bradley of
CAB and Maddox Ahuja of Auckland
Community Law Centre will speak
on ‘How to find, keep and enjoy
safe and suitable housing, renting,
and flatting in New Zealand’ and
other subjects. No prior registration
necessary but you could email
training.cabac@cab.org.nz
Citizens Advice Bureau Pakuranga
holds an information seminar on
‘Positive Parenting Programme’ for
all migrant parents on all Fridays
in March (4 to 26) from 10 am to 12
pm at Pakuranga Library, Aylesbury
Street, Pakuranga (Plaza Complex).
Subject discussed would include
child-disobedience, manging fight
and aggression, establishing good
bed-time routine and hassle free
shopping with children. To register
and to get more information please
call (09) 5768331 or text to 021-459520.
Email: Pakuranga@cab.org.nz
Open 7days
10am -9pm
We are authentic South Indian Caterers caters
•Masala Dasa •Rava Dosa •Onion Uttapam
Idli Sambar •Mini Idly with Sambar •Vada •Rolls,
Madurai Kuska and Variety Rice.
Phone Order: (09) 849 4234
578, Sandringham Road, Sandringham
Wanted
Building Assistant
For a Medium-sized construction company
an energetic, hard working and enthusiastic
person willing to further his/her building
knowledge and skills.
Duties include building site coordination, managing health and
safety, construction schedule and budgets. Some physical work and
van driving would be required and a clean NZ Driving license is a
must.
Focused candidates with a ‘can do’ attitude and ability to work well
under pressure may apply immediately to
P O Box 26500 Epsom Auckland 1344 or email your
resume to k.randhawa@xtra.co.nz
All types of groceries available
We do Home deliveryand Courier*
We arespecialised in
South Indian Groceries
and all Pooja items
*(conditions apply)
Open 7days
MondaytoSunday
9am to 10pm
Tel: (09) 849 4234
578, Sandringham Road,Sandringham
Fiji fails to impress in Wellington Sevens
But the team makes up in Sydney
Sheevas Dayal
The World Series
Champions failed to
impress as they moved a
place down from second
following their loss in semi-final
in Wellington.
Fiji lost to South Africa 0-31 on
January 31, 2016 after defeating
United States of America 21-10 in
the quarter final.
On the evidence of Day One,
New Zealand’s size was destined
to trouble the team. Likewise,
very few teams have the pace
of South Africa. But the entry of
Fijians caused much excitement
since they had combined strength
of the two teams.
There is no other team that is
as celebrated as the Fiji Team
on the Sevens Circuit. The
players romped away with Pool
B, following their 45-7 win over
Japan, subsequent 33-7 victory
against Wales and then 31-10
mauling of Argentina.
Crowd cheers
Team Fiji was roared at every
move by a large contingent of
Fijian supporters in their gear at the Wellington Sevens
countrymen and women, while
other re-affirmed its status as
everyone’s second favourite.
Things turned sour on the
second day.
Fiji lacked pace and flair for
which they are renowned.
Playing against South Africa,
they looked a shadow of the
team that played the previous
day. Two Fijian players received
yellow cards which showed
that the Team was under heavy
pressure. Fiji also lacked speed
of the mark, line breakers
and offloads were not evident
and their plays were easily
intercepted.
Players slackens
The South Africans controlled
possession and tackled as a
group which made it worse
for the Fijians. They had an
umbrella defense.The boys from
Fiji have depth and what it takes
to win, but did not understand
that playing South Africa was
an intense game.It showedthat
the competition has grown
stronger.
Former National Coach Waisale
Serevi thanked the Vodafone
Winger Josaia Raisuqe dashing to the tryline
Fiji 7s team on his Facebook
page for its performance in
Wellington and for representing
Fiji and Fijian Rugby fans around
the globe.
“We are all disappointed but
imagine the Coach, players and
their families who are more hurt
than us; we lost one game, but it
does not mean that Coach Ben
Ryan and the boys are no good.
The only way we learn is when
we stumble and fall in life or
lose a game of Rugby;the boys are
hurting right now, but I know that
they want to prove themselves this
weekend.” the King of sevens said.
Team strength
Fiji should play as a team, not
as individuals. They have a good
coach in Ryan. I am sure that they
will fix their errors and move
on. Fiji is pooled with Argentina,
France and Samoa in this fourth
leg of World Sevens Series.
Editor’s Note: Fiji beat South
Africa 26-12 in Sydney on
February 7, 2016 to gain the
third place. New Zealand won the
Cup final beating Australia 27-24