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

Three Nepali workers identified as victims of human trafficking in Fiji

Fiji's existing laws lack adequate enforcement mechanisms, penalties and infringement notices for foreign workers who fail to comply with the terms and conditions of their permits.

NEWS

Australians place greater trust in local and regional news sources than major media brands, study finds

The study found that 61 per cent of Australians consider local and regional newspapers trustworthy, while only 12 per cent rated them untrustworthy.

NEWS

Australian pastry chef Hyoju Park named La Liste Pastry Talent of the Year

The award places Park among an elite group of emerging pastry chefs recognised for creativity, innovation and influence in modern dessert-making.

NEWS

India successfully flight-tests indigenous long-range cruise missile

The successful trial is seen as a significant step forward in enhancing India’s long-range precision strike capability and expanding its indigenous defence technology base.

POLITICS

One Nation raises $4 million, dares Albanese to show his fundraising figures

Senator Hanson said the campaign represents “the largest and quickest grassroots campaign Australia has seen”, claiming it demonstrates widespread public support.

NEWS

Arun Jhunjhunwala fights to help 800 victims whose holidays turned into financial nightmare by AVG Travels collapse

All of us have been left without refunds, information, or support, this is unacceptable, and we are seeking justice.

NEWS

Fiji appoints AI expert Prof. Dharmendra Sharma Chair of National Research Council

“Being able to help drive research in Fiji and the Pacific is very exciting, and I’m thankful for the recognition and the trust”

NEWS

Australia welcomes US–Iran ceasefire, urges lasting diplomatic peace

Iranian state media reported that Tehran has warned its armed forces will remain on high alert despite the agreement, while describing its military response as having “humiliated” the United States and Israel.

NEWS

Indian-origin “moustachioed” mystery bus driver revealed behind ABC journalist’s “small act of kindness” post

Transport officials said Rahul’s actions were a simple example of everyday customer service, noting that he did not consider the moment extraordinary, but rather part of helping passengers during their journeys.

POLITICS

“Western civilisation must overcome its own self-doubt”: Former PM Tony Abbott warns English-speaking West

“Now, under the doctrine of multiculturalism, they’re officially encouraged to maintain their old identity, not so much joining Team Australia as living in Hotel Australia.”

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