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.

IMMIGRATION

Dr Ram Mohan named Volunteer of the Year at 2026 Multicultural Queensland Awards

Alongside his career spanning academia, business, media and public service, he has established news organisations and a podcast studio

INNOVATION

Dr Amandeep Hansra wins Australian Medical Association President’s Award for innovation and digital health leadership

Dr Hansra, who continues to work as a doctor, has built a diverse career spanning general practice, digital health, telemedicine, health technology, entrepreneurship and angel investing.

NEWS

Albanese backs skilled workers at Bush Summit, warns regions face healthcare crisis without migration

The Prime Minister said the Government was working to improve healthcare in regional areas, including through increased funding to states and territories, new Medicare Urgent Care Clinics and measures designed to improve access to GPs.

INFOTAINMENT

Australian zoologist Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe recalls Kashmiri mentor Samsar Chand Kaul who inspired his love of nature

Award-winning Indian journalist Aditya Raj Kaul recently shared an interview in which Tyndale-Biscoe recalled Master Samsar Chand Kaul, Kaul’s great-grandfather, who was “like an uncle” to him as a boy in Kashmir more than 90 years ago.

IMMIGRATION

Fijian man among three arrested and charged after alleged assault at an immigration detention centre

The AFP alleges that the 26-year-old Fijian man approached another man as he entered a common area at the facility and began striking him.

NEWS

Dr Jayanthi Jayakaran named SA’s Chief Medical Officer, bringing 22 years of health leadership experience

Dr Jayakaran brings more than 22 years of experience across clinical practice, academia, health service leadership, clinical governance, service planning, medical education and workforce development in South Australia and Singapore.

NEWS

Australian Nepali communities unite in grief as flood death toll reaches 469, 39 Australians missing

In Canberra, the Australia-Nepal Friendship Society is holding a candlelight vigil on the Parliament House lawns on Friday evening and has launched fundraising efforts for disaster relief.

NEWS

UWA gets final approval for Mumbai campus, bringing Australian university education closer to Indian students

India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, said the campus was another example of the growing education relationship between the two countries.

NEWS

Albanese announces $5 million aid package as 39 Australians, including many Indian-origin, remain missing in Nepal floods

The Australian Government has urged Australians in the affected region to follow local authorities' instructions and has called on those with information about missing Australians to contact DFAT.

INNOVATION

Melbourne researchers spend two years training AI on one million Reddit posts to detect mental health concerns

Victoria University Assoc. Prof. Khandakar Ahmed and researcher Saima Rani along with psychiatrist and University of Melbourne Honorary Assoc. Prof. Dr Manjula O’Connor helping identify the underlying mental health root causes.

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Point Cook crash victims identified as young mother Neha Bommali and visiting mother-in-law Rama Devi

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IMMIGRATION

Australia adds nearly 393,000 people as population closes in on 28 million as migration drives growth

Nationally, the March quarter alone added 130,887 people, representing quarterly growth of 0.5 per cent.

IMMIGRATION

Tony Burke says India Free Trade Agreement will be honoured as Australia targets temporary, international student and dependent visas

Burke said lower migration would “trash Australian services and trash the Australian economy”.