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

“He saw people, not patients”: Young Australian of the Year and disability advocate Dr Nikhil Autar passes away

Doctors Against Violence Towards Women (DAVTW) has announced the death of co-founder Dr Nikhil Autar, describing him as a “quiet force for change” whose work spanned healthcare reform, disability access, and domestic violence prevention.

IMMIGRATION

Ministers Anne Aly and Julian Hill condemn Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price over recent comments on migrants

“Indian Australians, British Australians, Chinese Australians, African Australians, Arab Australians and European Australians are building businesses, creating jobs, staffing our hospitals, teaching in schools and raising families across this country.”

NEWS

Pacific drug war escalates as 17 tonnes of cocaine seized and new international taskforce launched

Officials warned that the sharp rise reflects both improved enforcement and an escalating threat environment driven by powerful narcotics syndicates adapting to international pressure.

INNOVATION

Green whistle pain relief now available at all Victorian women’s health hubs

Premier Jacinta Allan said the rollout was part of a broader effort to address the dismissal of women’s pain in the health system.

INNOVATION

Elon Musk suffers courtroom defeat as jury sides with OpenAI in explosive AI battle

OpenAI lawyer William Savitt told jurors Musk’s case amounted to an effort to sabotage a competitor.

POLITICS

Albanese dismisses Opposition’s ‘death tax’ warning as “complete nonsense”

“Andrew Bragg’s talking nonsense,” the Prime Minister said

NEWS

Crisafulli Government recognises 50,000 volunteers holding Queensland communities together

Foodbank Queensland’s Food Distribution and Community Food Relief Program won the Community category of the Queensland Volunteering Impact Award

NEWS

Fifth Melbourne man charged in alleged ISIS-inspired violent extremist material case

Authorities say investigations into the online circulation of violent extremist material remain ongoing.

NEWS

Australia delivers 45 tonnes of cyclone relief to PNG in coordinated disaster response after Cyclone Maila

The cyclone brought destructive winds and severe weather, damaging infrastructure, disrupting essential services and leaving many communities in need of urgent support.

POLITICS

Prime Minister accuses Angus Taylor of “entrenching unfairness” in fiery defence of housing reforms

PM Albanese argued the current tax system unfairly favoured property investors over first-home buyers.

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OPINION

Here’s why Pauline Hanson keeps losing against Australian intellectual elites despite valid arguments

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INNOVATION

Indian-origin Flying Officer Nandini Rajpurohit makes history as part of Australia’s first space operations unit

With a STEM background in computer science, mathematics and statistics, Rajpurohit said space was becoming increasingly critical to operations across all military domains.

IMMIGRATION

“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.