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.
INNOVATION

Meet the Indian-origin biotechnologist turning food waste into fuel in Australia

Dr Kiran Mahale believes this could solve the world's fuel problems and give a cheap and eco-friendly alternate option.
INNOVATION

India’s Auto giant Mahindra to release Scorpio-N in Australia

Experts believe that Mahindra will announce the full pricing and specifications of Scorpio-N closer to its Australian launch.
IMMIGRATION

India born fastest-growing migrant group in Australia

An increase of 220,000, or 47.9% per cent, since 2016.
SPORTS

Australian finishes first, while Indian third in ‘world’s toughest’ cycle race

The race is about 30 per cent longer than the Tour de France and its route crosses twelve states in the US.
INNOVATION

Hindu population surges by 55 per cent in Australia: ABS Census

Australia's national population grew by about two million people to 25.4 million since the last census.
INNOVATION

Climate protesters cause peak morning traffic chaos by blocking Sydney Harbour Tunnel

Under NSW legislation, illegal protests organised by "anarchist protesters") which disrupt any public roads, rail lines, tunnels, bridges and industrial estates can now be fined $22,000 or jailed for two years, or both.
IMMIGRATION

Are you an international student looking for work in Australia? Read this

International students can currently work more than 40 hours a fortnight.
INNOVATION

Man who attacked an Uber driver in Perth refused bail

The dashcam of Akash's vehicle captured the horrifying assault that resulted in a number of facial injuries.
INNOVATION

Brisbane’s ‘Riddhi Siddhi’ fined more than $200k for wage-theft and submitting false records

“Falsifying records and providing them to the Fair Work Ombudsman is extremely serious conduct and it will be met with the strongest possible enforcement action.”
INNOVATION

Australia and India to boost ties between defence industries

"Australia’s interests don’t just align with India’s, they are inextricably entwined. Expect this relationship to grow & prosper, our cooperation to deepen.”
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