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’s Acting PM Prof. Biman Prasad backs press freedom at Pacific Media Partnership Conference

“Some of that criticism is justified—we are far from a perfect government. Some of it we feel is a bit unfair, but I suppose all governments feel that way sometimes.”
INNOVATION

Albanese pushes for tariff exemption as Trump hits steel and aluminium imports

Trump announced overnight that all steel and aluminium imports will face a 25 per cent tariff with “no exemptions,” despite Albanese’s push for Australia to be spared.
INNOVATION

Landmark $842.6m funding deal to empower remote First Nations communities in Northern Territory

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the agreement underscores his government’s determination to ensure Indigenous Australians have access to the same opportunities as all Australians.
INNOVATION

Fiji’s Defence Minister to join Karnataka Global Investors Meet 2025 in India

"Fiji and India share a long history of collaboration and we hope to further our relationship."
IMMIGRATION

Australian authorities crack down on migrant worker exploitation in food sector

The inspections, spanning the CBD and 11 suburbs—including Clayton, Footscray, and Port Melbourne—focused on industries employing temporary visa holders, particularly in the food sector.
INNOVATION

Albanese pumps $1.7B into hospitals ahead of election showdown

This move brings the Commonwealth’s total contribution to state-run hospitals to a record $33.91 billion in 2025-26, marking a 12 per cent increase.
INNOVATION

Trump’s Gaza takeover plan: Visionary solution or reckless gamble?

The new plan signals a radical departure from decades of US foreign policy, which has traditionally supported a two-state solution.
POLITICS

“We’re building Australia’s future”: Albanese sets 2025 agenda with cost-of-living support

"Inflation is going down. Wages are going up. Unemployment is low. After a tough few years, we’ve started 2025 with new reasons to be optimistic.”
INNOVATION

USA deports 205 Indian illegal status migrants amid immigration crackdown

As per reports the C-17 plane took off from San Antonio, Texas, bound for Sri Guru Ram Das Jee International Airport in Amritsar, Punjab, marking the beginning of a new phase in US deportation policies.
INNOVATION

Trump hits pause on Mexico and Canada tariffs as trade war fears loom

The move, announced after what Trump described as a “very friendly conversation” with Sheinbaum, comes as uncertainty grips global markets, with tariffs on Canada and China still set to take effect on Tuesday.
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Pauline Hanson claims strong support for One Nation’s Super Pay Boost as households battle cost-of-living pressures

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