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.
POLITICS

Albanese highlights Fiji visit with First Nations elder as new chapter in Indigenous Pacific diplomacy

The Fiji visit formed part of broader efforts by Australia to strengthen ties with Pacific nations while recognising the cultural connections and shared histories of Indigenous communities across the region.
INNOVATION

Albanese’s AI agenda meets Australia’s next generation of STEM leaders through Robin Khuda’s $100 million Women in STEM program

The Khuda Family Foundation’s $100 million Women in STEM Program, delivered in partnership with the University of Sydney, aims to create pathways from secondary school to industry.
IMMIGRATION

Jacinta Allan Government launches $18.6 million ‘Study with Victoria’ strategy to boost international student numbers

Victoria remains Australia's leading destination for international students, with around 322,000 students from approximately 170 countries choosing to study in the state during 2025.
INFOTAINMENT

Acclaimed Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji to receive honorary doctorate from La Trobe University

The honour recognises Mukerji's nearly three-decade career as one of India's most celebrated actors, as well as her commitment to social causes supporting women, children and marginalised communities.
INNOVATION

Australia establishes Office of AI, world-first AI framework with mandatory standards for data centres

The Federal Government will also work with state and territory governments to ensure major AI infrastructure is built in appropriate locations with input from local communities.
NEWS

‘He gave us hope’: Prime Minister Albanese remembers Prof. Richard Scolyer at State Memorial

“In the great constellation of the Australian story, Richard was without question one of our bright stars.”
INNOVATION

Battery storage reshaping Australia’s electricity market as gas costs rise

Now in its eighth year, the annual GenCost report is regarded as Australia's most comprehensive assessment of the costs of new-build electricity generation, storage and hydrogen technologies.
NEWS

Indian-origin mathematician Prof. Nalini Joshi wins Australia’s prestigious 2026 Moyal Medal

Prof. Joshi, Chair of Applied Mathematics at the University of Sydney, will receive the prestigious medal and deliver the 2026 Moyal Lecture at Macquarie University on 30 September.
POLITICS

New Zealand minister whose party opposed India Free Trade Agreement lands in Delhi to promote Kiwi wool exports

“India is New Zealand’s second largest export market for wool. India have an ambition of tripling the size of their textile industry and New Zealand Wool has a massive opportunity to help them.”
SPORTS

India script history at Lord’s as England collapse in first women’s Test at the iconic ground

The defeat marked another painful setback for England, coming only eight days after their seven-wicket loss to Australia in the Women’s T20 World Cup final.
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