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.
IMMIGRATION

“You can go back to India”: Canadian politician calls international students “invaders”

"I visited another camp in Brampton last weekend where foreign invaders are protesting to be allowed to stay in Canada. They need to go back!"
INNOVATION

“Family with connected futures”: Australia and Solomon Islands strengthen ties with major police support package

The move underscores Australia's role as Solomon Islands’ security partner of choice and builds on decades of cooperation in areas such as policing, defence, and disaster relief.
INFOTAINMENT

Proposed Australia show of controversial Indian comedian Munawar Faruqui cancelled

In 2021, Faruqui he spent over three weeks in jail after being accused of allegedly insulting Hindu gods during a stand-up routine, though there was no evidence he performed the act.
INNOVATION

How Justin Trudeau is allegedly using Canada’s public broadcaster to silence his critics

Critical pieces questioning Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his pro-Khalistan policies are being dismissed as "disinformation" and labelled as the work of “foreign agents” and “Hindu nationalists.”
SPORTS

Indian Tigers roar to historic semi-final; Japan crowned champions at AFL Asia Cup

India’s stellar run was capped with two players, Soyeb Ali and Prakash Nayak, being named in the prestigious All-Asia Team, a testament to their skill and impact throughout the tournament.
INNOVATION

Australia deploys rapid response teams to aid Vanuatu; rescues 148 citizens after devastating earthquakes

Australia’s efforts are being coordinated with France and New Zealand under the FRANZ Arrangement, a regional partnership for disaster response.
INNOVATION

International students feel unwelcome, unheard, and exploited as ‘cash cows’: report reveals

Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman noted that racism remains entrenched across universities, impacting students and staff in both overt and systemic ways.
INNOVATION

Pioneering women of colour honoured at STEM Awards 2024

Hosted by StemSisters, the event celebrated the diverse contributions of trailblazers across 11 categories, each honouree exemplifying the power of innovation and the vital role diversity plays in shaping the future of STEM.
INNOVATION

World court’s historic climate hearings, potential turning point for global action

The hearings represented the largest proceedings in the ICJ’s history, with 97 countries and 11 international organisations participating.
SPORTS

India-born leg-spinner Hasrat Gill joins Australia’s T20 World Cup squad

Victoria's Hasrat Gill, a talented leg-spinner with T20 Spring Challenge experience, was born in Amritsar, Punjab, and moved to Australia at the age of three.
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Man charged over alleged $90,000 bribe to Bangladesh officials to remove his name from wife’s death investigation

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Pauline Hanson claims strong support for One Nation’s Super Pay Boost as households battle cost-of-living pressures

“Jim Chalmers claimed our policy would ‘end superannuation as we know it’. Australians are telling him they want the choice.”
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