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.

POLITICS

Former PM Scott Morrison’s bronze bust unveiled in Ballarat Prime Ministers Avenue

The Ballarat Prime Ministers Avenue in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens is regarded as a site of national historical significance, showcasing bronze busts of Australia’s leaders in a tree-lined public space.

IMMIGRATION

Indian nurse in regional Victoria faces deportation after son’s disability blocks family’s permanent residency bid

Das argues the family was fully transparent about Jaziel’s condition when they first applied for visas to move from Ireland, where they had been living before relocating to Australia.

IMMIGRATION

Fiji honours Indian indentured labourers who shaped the nation’s cultural and economic identity

The national commemorations reflected on the arrival of the first indentured labourers aboard the Leonidas on 14 May 1879 and recognised the contributions of more than 60,000 Girmitiyas who came to Fiji between 1879 and 1916 under the indenture system.

POLITICS

Albanese secures 90,000 tonnes of fertiliser in new supply push to support Australian farmers

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the move would provide certainty to farmers during a period of global uncertainty affecting key agricultural inputs.

IMMIGRATION

Opposition leader Taylor: Big migration cuts, welfare restrictions for permanent residents to lower housing pressure

He also signalled the Coalition would unwind Labor’s housing-related tax changes, including restrictions to negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions

NEWS

Australia and India strengthen aerospace and defence collaboration in new move

The discussions focused on enhancing operational synergy, interoperability, joint exercises, training opportunities and future aerospace collaboration between the two air forces.

NEWS

India-backed super-specialty hospital set to transform healthcare in Fiji and Pacific

Project will reduce the financial burden faced by families forced to travel overseas for specialist treatment while also delivering long-term benefits for future generations.

POLITICS

Dodgy builders face tougher penalties from 1 July under sweeping Victorian reforms

The legislation allows the commission to impose tougher civil penalties on builders and hold company directors personally liable for misconduct.

POLITICS

Albanese warns One Nation is filling “political vacuum” left by Coalition

When asked about the recent Farrer by-election and the strong showing for One Nation, the Prime Minister said the result reflected deeper instability within the Opposition.

NEWS

“Utterly depraved”: Alleged mock execution of Indian Prime Minister Modi triggers outrage

The orange jumpsuit, masked captors dressed in black and forced kneeling pose closely mirror the visual style associated with ISIS execution videos.

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OPINION

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

The English language is not a colonial relic to be apologised for. It is the operative language of Australian civic life, of courts, parliaments, hospitals, workplaces and schools.

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.