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.

NEWS

Bula to the Gold Coast: Fiji targets Australian investors in major business outreach

The Prime Minister noted that the new Fiji Airways service will operate three times weekly, adding more than 53,000 seats annually and strengthening ties between one of Australia’s fastest-growing economic regions and a key Pacific economy.

NEWS

Beloved Indian-origin teen athlete Bhavreen Kaur’s death shocks school and sporting community

“Bhavreen was well-loved by the local squash community and as the captain of the hockey 1st XI her teammates will tell you she was a strong competitor.”

IMMIGRATION

Dr Vilaseri Tuicolo commissioned as Fiji’s Honorary Consul to Queensland

Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka formally commissioned Dr Tuicolo during a ceremony this week, describing the role as one that demands integrity, leadership and a deep commitment to serving both Fiji and the wider community.

NEWS

Fiji and India strengthen partnership on security and digital resilience

Minister Naivalurua acknowledged India’s continued support in advancing Fiji’s security and digital transformation priorities, while High Commissioner Mehta praised Fiji’s commitment to strengthening bilateral and regional partnerships.

POLITICS

Australian and Pacific leaders celebrate Modi’s record tenure, praising India’s rise as the world’s third superpower

From 26 May 2014 to 10 June 2026, PM Modi has served 4,399 consecutive days in office, overtaking Nehru’s 4,398 days as India’s first elected Prime Minister, who held office from 1952 to 1964.

NEWS

UNSW Bengaluru campus set to open in 2026 after Indian regulatory approval

UNSW Vice-Chancellor and President Prof. Attila Brungs said Bengaluru’s status as a global technology and innovation hub made it an ideal location for the university’s first campus in India.

NEWS

Australia’s newest airport to open doors on 25 October after 15-year journey

Jetstar will be the airport's launch carrier, operating up to 14 weekly flights between WSI and Melbourne, four weekly services to the Gold Coast and three weekly services to Brisbane.

INNOVATION

La Trobe Uni expands India-Australia BioInnovation Corridor to connect startups

It also seeks to strengthen pathways for Indian founders to test and refine technologies in international markets.

NEWS

‘Send them home’: Pauline Hanson calls for crackdown on international students using ‘fake asylum claims’

“The system is being scammed, and universities addicted to foreign student money are part of the problem"

NEWS

From medicine to community service: Indian-Australians make strong mark in 2026 King’s Birthday Honours List

The recognition of Indian-origin Australians across multiple honours categories highlights the breadth of their contribution to modern Australia — from medicine, psychiatry and research to community service, entrepreneurship, cultural leadership and social welfare.

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INNOVATION

Indian-origin Flying Officer Nandini Rajpurohit makes history as part of Australia’s first space operations unit

With a STEM background in computer science, mathematics and statistics, Rajpurohit said space was becoming increasingly critical to operations across all military domains.

IMMIGRATION

“Let’s purge New Zealand of Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims”: Police assess Brian Tamaki remarks as Indian PM Modi’s historic visit nears

In a video posted on social media on Wednesday, Tamaki accused Modi of allowing violence against Christians in India and suggested similar actions should occur in New Zealand.

OPINION

Minister Aly warns Pauline Hanson’s monoculture vision threatens every aspect of multicultural Australia

The broader message, however, was clear: this government sees multicultural Australia not as a problem to be managed, but as a strength to be protected.