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.
INNOVATION

Victoria invests $30m to open up forests for locals and tourists

The investment will unlock 1.8 million hectares of forest, improve trails and campgrounds, and enhance key sites.
INNOVATION

Australia empowers Indo-Pacific innovators to reinvent plastic waste

From turning ghost nets into recycled pellets to developing sprayable biodegradable mulch for sustainable farming, IPPIN projects are giving waste a second life.
INNOVATION

Prime Minister Rabuka encourages Fijians to embrace Diwali’s message of unity

“Diwali now calls us to continue that journey by nurturing the light within us — the light of truth, compassion, and justice.”
INNOVATION

‘A hero’s farewell’: Israel honours slain Hindu student Bipin Joshi before body flown to Nepal

Bipin Joshiwas hailed as a hero for deflecting a live grenade during the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, saving several lives before being abducted from Kibbutz Alumim and later killed in captivity in Gaza.
POLITICS

Prime Minister Albanese in Washington for official talks with President Trump

The visit aims to deepen Australia’s longstanding alliance with the United States — a partnership built on shared values of peace, security, and prosperity.
INNOVATION

Universities face stricter oversight under new federal governance framework

The eight key themes of the Principles focus on accountability, diversity, independence, transparency, trust, inclusiveness, sustainability, and responsibility.
INNOVATION

Brisbane man Abdus Samad sentenced to life for killing uncle Abdul Basith Mohammed

The jury took one day to return a guilty verdict after hearing evidence of a long-running family feud linked to a secret marriage between Abdus Samad’s half-sister, Noelia, and the victim.
INNOVATION

Fiji Police HQ celebrates Diwali, calls for renewed commitment to justice

Your faith, resilience and cultural wisdom enrich our institution. May your homes be filled with joy, and may your light continue to guide us.”
INNOVATION

Former PM Tony Abbott praises India, criticises US tilt to Pakistan that gave Osama bin Laden shelter

“India is not just a partner for Australia — it is a friend with shared values and strategic interests."
SPORTS

Young talent Siddak Brar to represent Australia in U13 Futsal team

Siddak and his teammates will travel to Barcelona, Spain, in May 2026 to compete against some of the best young futsal players from around the world.
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