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.
INFOTAINMENT

Modi gifts Luxon Uttarakhandi cap and Bastar Dhokra sculpture showcasing India’s diverse traditions

The cultural exchange came during Modi’s visit to Auckland, where he joined Prime Minister Luxon for a special sporting showcase marking 100 years of sporting ties between India and New Zealand.
INFOTAINMENT

Australian artist and Indian master coppersmith preserve centuries-old Punjabi Thathera tradition through contemporary art

Through copper and brass, the exhibition connects generations, geographies and artistic traditions — bringing Punjab’s rich metalworking legacy into conversation with modern global sculpture.
NEWS

Free TAFE passes 800,000 enrolments, with 258,000 course completions nationwide

The program has seen strong demand in qualifications linked to priority industries, including nursing, aged care, construction, cyber security and early childhood education.
NEWS

Victoria cracks down on dodgy used car dealers amid widespread odometer tampering

Victoria will introduce tougher laws to crack down on unlicensed used car dealers and odometer tampering, after new research found widespread deception in the state's second-hand vehicle market.
IMMIGRATION

Rahul Gandhi should apologise to 30,000 Indian-Australians for his party branding them a “paid crowd”

Around 30,000 people showed up — doctors, nurses, engineers, academics, tradies, students, small business owners, the unglamorous backbone of the Indian-Australian community that politicians in Canberra and Wellington now routinely credit for economic and multicultural success.
IMMIGRATION

Fiji’s Tagi Tagi Gurudwara marks 100 years, government reaffirms multicultural commitment, Indian High Commissioner joins celebrations

Reaffirming the Coalition Government’s commitment to preserving Fiji’s multicultural identity, Minister Singh said the country’s diversity remained one of its greatest strengths.
NEWS

Lavanya Achanta’s family launches fundraiser for children after Melbourne mother’s tragic death in alleged domestic violence murder

Lavanya’s death has also led to a murder charge against her husband, Srinivas Achanta, 39.
NEWS

Modi’s gifts to Albanese: Indian Premium Coffee Box and iconic Colonial Cousins vinyl celebrate India’s heritage

Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal described the gift as a celebration of India’s globally recognised coffee industry.
NEWS

Modi and Luxon strengthen counterterrorism ties amid past concerns over Khalistan-linked activities in New Zealand

Speaking at a community event in Auckland, Modi said the new mechanism would help both nations work together in confronting terrorism.
IMMIGRATION

‘No Curry in Kurri’: Labor MP Dan Repacholi condemns racist leaflets targeting Indian migrants

“Enough of this racist bullsh*t. Disgusting racist leaflets have been dumped into letterboxes across Kurri.”
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