AMIT SARWAL

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Amit Sarwal is Melbourne-based academic, writer, translator, and former radio broadcaster. He is the Founding Convenor of Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN), Co-founder of the Australia Today news network and Founder of Kula Press.

Indian-origin agrifood leader Dr Angeline Achariya inducted into Victorian Honour Roll of Women

Reflecting on her journey from childhood days on her grandparents’ farms in Fiji to leading global teams across multinationals, Dr Angeline Achariya embodies Victoria’s diversity and multicultural strength, inspiring communities while breaking barriers in male-dominated fields.

‘This is not the Australia we know’: Senator Wong calls out Neo-Nazism and anti-immigration rallies

Senator Penny Wong said that the nation’s strength lies in its multiculturalism, with more than 300 ancestries represented and nearly half of Australians either born overseas or with a parent born overseas.

University of Canberra and Cricket ACT launch global pathways for India’s young cricketers

At the heart of the partnership is the flagship UC T-10 Cricket Challenge, a four-day carnival backed by year-round training camps and coaching sessions.

Fijian leaders call for respect and inclusivity after tragic death of Nadi medical influencer

Dr Isireli Biumaitotoya, a prominent Nadi doctor and social media influencer, was been found dead in a suspected homicide.

‘Queensland is open’: Premier Crisafulli showcases produce in India, pursues ties with business giants JSW, Tata and Reliance

"We are here to prove we are a stable and reliable partner as they expand and invest in their future.”

India in “deep negotiations” to help build 1 million homes in Australia amid housing crisis

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Indo-Fijian voices will be heard in referendum: PM Rabuka counters Chaudhry’s claim

The government called on Chaudhry to move beyond traditional politics and recognise that Fiji could soon hold its first-ever referendum—a historic step that strengthens democracy for all communities.

Modi, Xi and Putin hold key talks at SCO summit as members condemn Pahalgam attack

Expressing gratitude to nations that stood with India after the attack, PM Modi said terrorism, separatism, and extremism remain major threats to peace, prosperity, and stability worldwide.

Indian teen Chaitra Deepika Pediredla shines with triple gold at World Skate Oceania in Queensland

Representing Team India, Chaitra outperformed competitors from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Chinese Taipei, securing top honours in inline skating, pair skating, and couple dance skating.

USP bids farewell as Vice-Chancellor Prof. Pal Ahluwalia returns to Australia

“I will miss you dearly, but I am truly grateful for this unique chapter in my life.”

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