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.

IMMIGRATION

Alleged misconduct by Fijian seasonal workers in Australia draws PM Rabuka’s attention

"Most of the problems we hear are caused by our workers in Australia, not by the employers or the Australian government. That is something we have to sort out here before they are deployed.”

SPORTS

Harjas Singh smashes breathtaking triple century in Sydney to rewrite first-grade cricket history

Harjas Singh’s blistering innings of 35 sixes and 14 fours powered Western Suburbs to a record 5-483 — the highest limited-overs first-grade total in Australia — with his powerful hitting sending about $2000 worth of Kookaburra balls out of the ground.

INNOVATION

Fiji’s Hindu community charts united path for cultural, social and national progress

"Each action of our community counts towards nation-building, and as we reflect on our journey, we must also consider our future.”

INNOVATION

PNG cabinet gives thumbs up to Pukpuk treaty with Australia, 10,000 PNG personnel to join ADF

The Pukpuk treaty had been due to be signed during Albanese’s visit to PNG last month for the country’s 50th independence anniversary, but it was delayed after PNG’s cabinet failed to reach a quorum.

INNOVATION

Eighth suspect Sukhpreet Singh extradited from Texas to Canada in Elnaz Hajtamiri abduction case

Eight people, including Elnaz Hajtamiri’s ex-boyfriend Mohamad Lilo and suspects Sukhpreet Singh, Jaspreet Singh, Harshdeep Binner, Riyasat Singh, and Deshawn Davis, have been charged in connection with the case, which carries a $100,000 reward for information.

INFOTAINMENT

Maya’s colourful design to feature on Victoria’s new fishing licence

Maya’s design, selected from more than 100 entries, will now feature on fishing licence cards carried by thousands of fishers across the state.

INNOVATION

NZ Foreign Minister condemns ‘disgraceful’ late-night Gaza flotilla supporters protest outside his family home

The protest, held in support of the Global Sumud Flotilla, involved around 30 people chanting, banging drums, waving Palestinian flags, and holding posters.

IMMIGRATION

Positive update for Indian students seeking high-quality education in Australia

India’s student visa assessment level for Australia has moved from Level 3 to Level 2, easing documentation requirements such as upfront financial evidence and course-specific English tests.

INNOVATION

Two killed in Manchester synagogue terror attack by Jihad Al-Shamie, leaders condemn violence

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed his condolences, condemning the violence and affirming solidarity with the UK.

INNOVATION

Indian Americans emerge as powerhouse benefactors of US higher education with $3 billion in donations

Nearly 270,000 Indian students are currently enrolled in U.S. universities, contributing close to $10 billion annually to the American economy and supporting around 93,000 jobs.

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POLITICS

“While Australians struggle…”: Pauline Hanson attacks PM Albanese’s Global Citizen Award after blunt exchange with journalist

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NEWS

South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas warns cutting migration would be ‘madness’

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NEWS

India backs Australia’s bid for UN Security Council seat as Albanese launches 2029-30 campaign

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