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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.

Prime Minister Albanese doubles 12-year-old Dusty’s $423,000 fundraiser after epic 500km walk to Canberra

Dusty arrived in Canberra after beginning the journey on August 30, accompanied by his mother Sarah, local nurse Christine Letton, Little Wings nurse Nichole Callan and charity chief executive Clare Pearson.

Bunbury’s Indian-origin brothers conquer constellations and US presidents to enter Guinness World Records

Twelve-year-old Indian-origin Australian Alphy Basil Eldhose has set a Guinness World Record by identifying 73 star constellations in one minute, while his 10-year-old brother Ashwin Eldhose named 43 US presidents in 30 seconds, also earning a world record.

University of Sydney gives all students and staff free ChatGPT Edu access in major AI push

The university said ChatGPT Edu would allow students to collaborate on group learning activities, develop ideas, brainstorm, conduct advanced information analysis and ask questions while building practical AI skills.

Queensland social housing tenants to get $97m energy upgrades to cut bills and improve comfort

The improvements are designed to reduce energy consumption while helping tenants keep their homes cooler during Queensland’s hot summers and more comfortable during winter.

Australia and India deepen cyber and critical technology partnership under new PACTS framework

The officials discussed the longstanding India-Australia partnership in cyber and critical technologies and exchanged ideas on operationalising the Australia-India Partnership on Cyber, Critical Technologies and Supply Chains (PACTS).

Robin jailed for 27 years for murder of friend Navjeet Singh Sandhu, faces deportation to India

Navjeet’s father, Jitender Sandhu, watched the sentencing by video link and said his son’s death had shattered the hopes and dreams of the entire family.

Four-platform Sydney Olympic Park Metro station revealed as construction contract awarded

The station and surrounding precinct will be designed to move about 25,000 passengers per hour, complementing the existing Olympic Park heavy rail station, which has capacity for around 40,000 passengers per hour.

Angus Taylor warns Islamist extremism remains a significant threat as world marks 25 years since 9/11

Australia has marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, remembering the 2,977 people killed in the United States, including 10 Australians.

‘Get off our roads, Mr Singh’: Hindu group condemns US Homeland Security poster over alleged racial profiling

HAF described the advertisement as “racist, un-American, anti-Indian profiling/trolling” by a federal agency and said it should “shock our nation’s collective conscience”.

Father of two Bhupesh Patel dies after being struck by vehicle while cycling home

Patel’s death has left his family, friends and colleagues facing the loss of a man whose final journey home was meant to be an ordinary part of his day.

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