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.
INNOVATION

Fiji acknowledges Australia’s continued support and partnership

This is the the first time an Australian Treasurer has travelled to the Pacific to attend this forum in almost two decades.
INNOVATION

Australia and India working on future stability of Indo-Pacific amid China’s influence concerns

"We look forward to India hosting the next Quad Leaders' Summit later this year, and to the United States hosting the next Quad Foreign Ministers' meeting in 2025."
INNOVATION

Two Children Killed and Nine Injured in Knife Attack at Dance and Yoga Class

A 17-year-old boy was arrested at the scene, and police have recovered a knife.
SPORTS

Australia’s Olympic team soaked wet but still best dressed at Paris opening ceremony

Over the next 16 days, the country will rally together to cheer on the 460-strong Australian Team competing across 33 sports.
INFOTAINMENT

Jalebi’s journey from the streets of Patiala to luxury living in Melbourne

"We never thought we’d bring a dog back from India, but sometimes they just make room in your heart and you do anything for them."
SPORTS

Australian and Indian Air Force to clash in T10 Cricket Tournament at Exercise Pitch Black 2024

Today Darwin will host a thrilling four-nation T10 tournament featuring elite teams from the Australian Air Force, Indian Air Force, New Zealand Defence Force, and Royal Air Force which is world's first independent Air Force.
IMMIGRATION

Community unites to support heartbroken Poonam and Hiya stay in Australia

Anand Runwal desperately leapt down onto the tracks in a heroic attempt to save his daughters before a passing train struck and killed him and one of the little girls, Hilal.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australian Prof. Brajesh Singh wins prestigious award for impact in food innovation

A global leader in soil biological health and ecosystem ecology, Prof. Singh has made significant contributions to agricultural science, food systems, and climate change.
INFOTAINMENT

“Typing Man of Australia”: Omkar Palav set to create Guinness World Record in Speedy Nose-Typing

Omkar told media that he is now eyeing records involving typing the alphabet with only his "pinkies" and typing "100 decimal digits of the mathematical constant pi".
INNOVATION

Hindu temple vandalised in Canada amid growing global Hinduphobia

"We are outraged by this latest incident that mirrors several previous attacks—many blamed on pro-Khalistan activists," the Hindu American Foundation stated.
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