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.

“Let’s purge New Zealand of Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims”: Police assess Brian Tamaki remarks as Indian PM Modi’s historic visit nears

In a video posted on social media on Wednesday, Tamaki accused Modi of allowing violence against Christians in India and suggested similar actions should occur in New Zealand.

‘Bula’ on AFL stage as St Kilda celebrates Fiji’s culture and community

The Saints wore a special “Bula” guernsey during their match against Greater Western Sydney on Sunday, featuring designs inspired by traditional Fijian Masi art and storytelling.

Northern Territory Premier Lia Finocchiaro joins ‘Mini Nepal’ celebration in Darwin

The Nepal Festival 2026 Hosted by the Non-Resident Nepali Association of Northern Territory on June 13, the free community event celebrated Nepali culture through traditional music, dance, authentic cuisine, arts, crafts and family-friendly entertainment, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display.

‘No matter what language you speak’: Albanese highlights multicultural values during Melbourne visit

“Diversity is a strength of modern Australia. And no matter what language you speak, or faith you practice – every Australian deserves to feel safe, respected and valued.”

Meet the boy from rural India who swapped a banyan tree for an Australian laboratory

Dr Prem Dwivedi's debut autobiography, The Unlikely Indian Migrant, answers that question with warmth, candour, and an unpretentious sense of wonder at the twists his own story has taken.

‘You’re going to be without a job’: Pauline Hanson flags SBS abolition and major ABC cuts under One Nation government

“We are a monocultural nation, not a multicultural one, and our language is English.”

Minister Aly announces $7.7m program to provide job pathways for refugees and humanitarian migrants

“Economic participation is essential for integration and gives people security, confidence and a sense of belonging.”

Early educators secure $3.6 billion pay boost as Albanese moves to cap childcare fee rises

From July 2027, services that fail to meet safety standards under the National Quality Standard could have funding reduced or suspended.

Australia’s Nishan Velupillay and New Zealand’s Sarpreet Singh take Indian heritage to FIFA World Cup stage

The achievements of Velupillay and Singh come at a significant moment for the Indian diaspora across Australia and New Zealand, where football participation among migrant communities continues to grow.

Pauline Hanson mocks Australian Defence over Indigenous warfare training for soldiers

According to Defence materials, soldiers who complete the course could eventually be authorised to carry culturally appropriate Indigenous weapons for ceremonial purposes.

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“Let’s purge New Zealand of Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims”: Police assess Brian Tamaki remarks as Indian PM Modi’s historic visit nears

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Minister Aly warns Pauline Hanson’s monoculture vision threatens every aspect multicultural Australia

The broader message, however, was clear: this government sees multicultural Australia not as a problem to be managed, but as a strength to be protected.

India-born Jaswinder Singh faces citizenship revocation over alleged immigration fraud

The application was approved by an immigration judge in August 2003, allowing Singh to become a permanent resident after certifying under penalty of perjury that the information he provided was accurate.
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