AMIT SARWAL

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Dr Amit Sarwal is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, with a career spanning broadcast media and academic leadership. He brings strategic vision, cross-cultural expertise, and editorial innovation to storytelling that connects communities and amplifies diverse voices.
NEWS

Fiji appoints AI expert Prof. Dharmendra Sharma Chair of National Research Council

“Being able to help drive research in Fiji and the Pacific is very exciting, and I’m thankful for the recognition and the trust”
NEWS

Australia welcomes US–Iran ceasefire, urges lasting diplomatic peace

Iranian state media reported that Tehran has warned its armed forces will remain on high alert despite the agreement, while describing its military response as having “humiliated” the United States and Israel.
NEWS

Indian-origin “moustachioed” mystery bus driver revealed behind ABC journalist’s “small act of kindness” post

Transport officials said Rahul’s actions were a simple example of everyday customer service, noting that he did not consider the moment extraordinary, but rather part of helping passengers during their journeys.
POLITICS

“Western civilisation must overcome its own self-doubt”: Former PM Tony Abbott warns English-speaking West

“Now, under the doctrine of multiculturalism, they’re officially encouraged to maintain their old identity, not so much joining Team Australia as living in Hotel Australia.”
NEWS

Bula to the Gold Coast: Fiji targets Australian investors in major business outreach

The Prime Minister noted that the new Fiji Airways service will operate three times weekly, adding more than 53,000 seats annually and strengthening ties between one of Australia’s fastest-growing economic regions and a key Pacific economy.
NEWS

Beloved Indian-origin teen athlete Bhavreen Kaur’s death shocks school and sporting community

“Bhavreen was well-loved by the local squash community and as the captain of the hockey 1st XI her teammates will tell you she was a strong competitor.”
IMMIGRATION

Dr Vilaseri Tuicolo commissioned as Fiji’s Honorary Consul to Queensland

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka formally commissioned Dr Tuicolo during a ceremony this week, describing the role as one that demands integrity, leadership and a deep commitment to serving both Fiji and the wider community.
NEWS

Fiji and India strengthen partnership on security and digital resilience

Minister Naivalurua acknowledged India’s continued support in advancing Fiji’s security and digital transformation priorities, while High Commissioner Mehta praised Fiji’s commitment to strengthening bilateral and regional partnerships.
POLITICS

Australian and Pacific leaders celebrate Modi’s record tenure, praising India’s rise as the world’s third superpower

From 26 May 2014 to 10 June 2026, PM Modi has served 4,399 consecutive days in office, overtaking Nehru’s 4,398 days as India’s first elected Prime Minister, who held office from 1952 to 1964.
NEWS

UNSW Bengaluru campus set to open in 2026 after Indian regulatory approval

UNSW Vice-Chancellor and President Prof. Attila Brungs said Bengaluru’s status as a global technology and innovation hub made it an ideal location for the university’s first campus in India.
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Fiji appoints AI expert Prof. Dharmendra Sharma Chair of National Research Council

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Cooper Connolly’s maiden century helps Australia avoid Bangladesh whitewash in Dhaka thriller

His 149 included 13 fours and six sixes and is understood to sit among the highest individual ODI scores by an Australian.
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