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

Young international student drowns on Gold Coast beach

Karlo Bul-Anon arrived in Australia in late 2024 with aspirations to study and work while supporting his family financially.

SPORTS

“Absolute shambles”: Usman Khawaja slams Pakistan Cricket Board as players fined AUD 63,500 amid World Cup loss

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly imposed fines of PKR 5 million (approximately AUD 63,500) on players for their on-field underperformance, sparking criticism both inside and outside Pakistan.

IMMIGRATION

Princess of Wales joins British-Indian community to celebrate Hindu festival of Holi for the first time

Princess Catherine visited Ladlees, a family-run sari shop, where she admired traditional embroidery and asked about the skills being passed down through generations.

IMMIGRATION

“Will meet the same fate”: Nancy Grewal murder claimed by Khalistani social media account, Canadian leaders urged to act now

In memory of Nancy Grewal, the the Hindu Canadian Foundation declared 3 March as “Anti‑Khalistan Day, a movement by Canadians united against terrorism.”

NEWS

Australians proud of mateship and immigrants, Indians proud of democracy and Modi’s leadership

Many Australians also point to the contributions of Aboriginal and Indigenous peoples and the nation’s welcoming attitude toward immigrants and a variety of religions.

SPORTS

Smriti Mandhana becomes first Indian cricketer with Barbie Dream Team doll

Mattel said the initiative honours women who have achieved “breakthrough firsts” and paved the way for future generations.

NEWS

Australians, Indians and Canadians see fellow citizens more positively than Americans

The Pew Research Center survey, conducted between January and May 2025 across 25 countries and involving more than 30,000 adults, asked respondents to evaluate the morality and ethics of others in their country.

NEWS

Three Australian officers aboard US vessel involved in sinking Iranian warship, PM confirms

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stressed that none of the Australians took part in combat operations against Iran.

POLITICS

53,000 followers in 24 hours: Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s Instagram spike sparks bot claims

Victorian Opposition Leader Jess Wilson also called on the government to confirm that no taxpayer funds had been used to purchase followers.

NEWS

Dodgy taxi drivers warned as Grand Prix enforcement taskforce rolls out in Melbourne

Officers will check that taxi meters are running for unbooked fares, that drivers and vehicles are properly accredited, and that cars are registered and roadworthy.

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Indian-Australian scientist Prof. Rajeev Varshney named among world’s top agri-food pioneers

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