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.
INFOTAINMENT

Bondi’s Sculpture by the Sea shines a spotlight on eight Indian artists

Sculpture by the Sea is a major cultural event in Australia, drawing approximately 450,000 visitors over its 18-day duration.
INNOVATION

Vishwanath Nair and Chirag Joshi recognised among Australia’s top cybersecurity leaders

The CIO50/CSO30 awards recognise transformation and innovation, driven by 50 CIOs and 30 CSOs from across Australia's diverse industries.
INFOTAINMENT

Manshika Prasad set to officially represent Fiji in Miss Universe 2024

"After reviewing the processes and results, we have determined that the winner of Miss Universe Fiji 2024 is Miss Manshika Prasad."
POLITICS

Fiji’s grand old multiracial political party turns 61

The NFP was founded out of the struggles of farmers and indentured labourers and remains rooted in values of equality, social justice, and compassion.
INNOVATION

Australian Minister heads to India for discussions on new migration initiatives

During his visit, Assistant Minister Thistlethwaite will meet with Indian officials to discuss Australia's constructive approach to skilled migration and explore opportunities to further strengthen the strong people-to-people ties between the two countries.
INNOVATION

22 years on, Australia remembers the horrific 2002 Bali Bombings

This attack marked the largest loss of Australian life since World War II, shattering the nation's sense of security against global terrorism.
INNOVATION

India’s diplomatic row with Canada escalates, while Modi shares warm hugs with Australia and New Zealand

Modi’s affectionate greeting with Albanese symbolised the trust and warmth in the growing partnership between the India and Australia.
SPORTS

Queensland Cricket signs historic MoU to strengthen multicultural engagement with Indian subcontinental communities

These organisations have been working closely with Queensland Cricket for some time, contributing to the growing multicultural presence in the sport.
INNOVATION

Order of Australia recipient, iconic Indian business tycoon Ratan Tata, dies at 86

Ratan Tata's advocacy for the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement further cemented his legacy as a champion of international relations.
INNOVATION

Australian universities tumble in global rankings amidst international student visa cuts

Australia, the third-largest destination for international students after the UK and the US, is facing a potential enrolment cap, with the government considering limiting new international students to 270,000—a reduction of 53,000.
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