Get NZ Back On Track’. Both Siva and Christopher Luxon attacked Labour government accusing it of failing on every front and making the lives of every New Zealander miserable.

Keep the potatoes for boiling start the curry tomato cream sauce. In a large heavy bottomed pot add the onion, canned tomatoes and their juices, cashews, garlic, ginger, garam masala, turmeric, fenugreek leaves and salt. Cover the pot and bring it to a simmer over medium heat. Let simmer covered for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Now add the onion and tomato mixture to a blender and blend until smooth,Pour the creamy mixture back into the pot and add the coconut milk, reserving ~1/4 cup back to serve and crush the methi in your fingers and add to the pot. Mix together and cover the pot and set aside.

Biased western media’s anti-India tirade with the support of some rouge members of this anti-India nexus continues unabated in several western countries including in New Zealand. These are the forces who can’t see India emerging as a leading world power. Its an open secret now that some world powers don’t want to see India’s resurgence as the fastest growing economic power in the world. This anti-India gang includes the so-called world superpowers and India’s arch enemy countries. There is a close nit nexus of anti-India nations, left wing forces, missionaries, and many separatist forces who are supported by the establishments of these countries. These attacks on India have grown many folds since Modi government came into power at centre in 2014.

National Party leader Christopher Luxon says improved and better relations with the world’s fastest emerging economy, India will be a priority of his government if elected to power on 14th October this year. Luxon was critical of Labour government of its lacklustre attitude towards the relation between two countries. He said it’s a shame that Labour government has put the most important Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between two countries on back burner. Christopher Luxton said if elected to power in elections this year, it will be priority of his government to secure the strategic FTA deal with India.

It’s been a busy year, and I’m proud of the progress our Government has continued to make on the long-standing issues facing New Zealand – from housing, to climate change, inequality, and more. We’ve also stepped up to meet new challenges head-on, and, as a result, the fundamentals of our economy are strong.

The Government launched its billion-dollar health restructure on Friday, which merged all the country’s DHBs into one centralised system called Health New Zealand. But simply rearranging the health sector will do nothing to fix the issues we are currently facing.

Secondary school students will be able to wear their cultural and religious taonga with pride, thanks to the first ever New Zealand Human Rights Commission official school uniform guidelines.

Gangs have been an unwelcome part of New Zealand’s criminal scene for several decades, but over the last five years, their numbers and the level of violence they are willing to engage in have increased noticeably.

We are delighted to be once again welcoming international tourism and business travellers to Aotearoa New Zealand as the country opens to visitors from around 60 visa-waiver countries.

While much has recently been made of our borders finally reopening and being able to welcome visitors back to New Zealand, spare a thought for the many New Zealanders who have not been able to take part due to our shameful refusal to let people from non-visa waiver countries enter.

National Party values our Muslim community and the important contributions they make to New Zealand. As a country, we should always reflect that religion, ethnicity or language differences should not be a barrier to our values but instead be recognised as an advantage to work together with others and celebrate our unity as New Zealanders.