AMIT SARWAL

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Amit Sarwal is Melbourne-based academic, writer, translator, and former radio broadcaster. He is the Founding Convenor of Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN), Co-founder of the Australia Today news network and Founder of Kula Press.
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Albanese pushes tougher gun laws as Hanson blames “radical Islam” after Bondi terror attack

Senator Hanson said the focus on firearms reform amounted to “yet another failure of leadership”, arguing the real issue was radical Islam and intelligence failures.
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Bondi Beach terror attack kills Rabbi Eli Schlanger, who commemorated 26/11 Mumbai victims

Jewish leaders voiced deep concern for community safety, while international leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, condemned the attack and expressed solidarity with Australia.
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Naveed Akram and Sajid Akram identified as alleged shooter in Bondi Beach terror attack that kills 16

One gunman was shot dead at the scene, while the second remains in custody in critical condition.
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Ahmed el Ahmed named Bondi hero after terrorist attack leaves 16 dead

The 43-year-old father of two wrestled a rifle from one of the gunmen during Sunday’s mass shooting, an act authorities say may have saved countless lives.
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Ten killed in ‘shocking and distressing’ Bondi Beach shooting near Jewish community gathering

Police said the shooting occurred just after 6.40pm near a Jewish community gathering at Bondi Beach, where hundreds of people had assembled for a Chanukah by the Sea event.
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Bondi Beach locked down as police arrest two after reported gunfire

The Australian Jewish Association (AJA) has expressed alarm following the incident at Bondi Beach, linking it to long-standing security concerns raised with the government.
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‘Not a third world…’: Local MP defends Sydney suburb street clean-up

“It was about preventing harm before it happens and making sure food sold in our community meets basic health standards. If something were to go wrong, someone would have to take responsibility.”
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Fiji strengthens support for workers under labour mobility programme in Australia and New Zealand

The review concluded with a call for CLOs to remain vigilant, working closely with employers, host authorities, and partners to protect the dignity and welfare of all Fijian workers.
BUSINESS

Was Australia created from a pile of weapons left by an Indian god?

The speaker claims Lord Ram then instructed his forces to load the weapons onto ships and throw them thousands of kilometres away to ensure they would never be misused.
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Pinkenba Hub to become regional base for growing Pacific policing initiative

“Together we will continue to build our resilience because the threats challenging the Pacific are also the threats that challenge Australia.”
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