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.
HEALTH

Australia preparing for the fourth wave of COVID

The subvariants are all “different” from each other, it is being reported that this is a “soup” of Omicron variants, including BA.5, BA.2.75, XBB, and BQ.1.
INNOVATION

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy appointed CEO of cloud accounting company Xero

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy said that her father seeded and fueled her passion for entrepreneurship from a young age - "it all started with his ledger."
INNOVATION

Neurologist Dr Sudarshini Ramanathan wins NSW Premier’s Prizes for Science

Dr Sudarshini Ramanathan is on the expert panel that spans 11 countries and is the lead investigator for the Australian and New Zealand MOGAD Study Group.
INNOVATION

Police treating death of Pranav Vivekanandan, his brother and mother as murder-suicide

The school attended by two young boys offered counselling to fellow students and people have paid floral tributes where the bodies were discovered.
INNOVATION

Is digital media economy crashing? Meta fires 11,000 employees, Twitter may go ‘bankrupt’

These job cuts follow layoffs at Twitter after Elon Musk's takeover and at Microsoft after forecasts showed its slowest revenue growth in five years.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australian startup raises $1m for e-bike manufacturing hub in South Australia

TAV Systems was launched in April 2020 with an aim to convert traditional bikes into electric bikes by establishing a local manufacturing capability in Adelaide. 
HEALTH

Masks back in Queensland; will other Australian states follow?

In Queensland, COVID pandemic patients have doubled to 203 with a 15 per cent increase in active cases since last week.
INNOVATION

From selling flowers outside temples to Victorian Australian of the Year 2023: Incredible story of Dr Raj Khillan

"It is an honour, and privilege at the same time it brings a lot of responsibility to me to work harder to cater for the needs of Australian multicultural communities."
INNOVATION

What does India’s urban youth think about Australia?

The ORF survey covered 5,000 respondents in 19 cities, and invited young people between 18 and 35 to share their views of India’s world. 
INNOVATION

Four Australian companies participate in India’s premier Agrotech fair

It is expected that the top 100 CEOs from the industry, 40,000 farmers, and more than 100 eminent speakers from esteemed institutions will participate in this fair.
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POLITICS

Victorian Opposition pledges 3,000 new police officers, half to be recruited from overseas

“Whether it’s New Zealand, England, Ireland, where they can come across here into Victoria… it gives them the opportunity to come across, but it also fills the void of recruiting in a shorter period of time.”
NEWS

Trump orders US Navy to blockade Strait of Hormuz after Iran talks fail in Pakistan

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard reportedly released footage showing a confrontation between its naval forces and US warships in the strait
NEWS

Eight honoured for bravery in 2024 Bondi Junction attack, including two posthumous awards

Among those recognised is the late Ashlee Good, who died after shielding her infant daughter from the attacker and ensuring the child was taken to safety.
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