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.
IMMIGRATION

Julian Hill champions diversity and rejects politics of fear at Victorian Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner

“They are not marches for Australia, they are marches against Australia. I will always stand up for multicultural Australia.”
SPORTS

Footy sensation Jai Saxena represents a new era for Indian-Australians

Born in Melbourne to an Indian father who migrated from Delhi and an Australian-born mother of Indian heritage, Jai was immersed in the game from the time he could walk.
IMMIGRATION

Speaking Urdu in Queensland parliament, Pakistani-origin MP Bisma Asif denounces reclaim Australia rally

Many others who support migration also argued that such theatrics by elected members risk fuelling negative sentiment towards migrants.
INNOVATION

Tarneit, Werribee and Craigieburn named among Australia’s top scam hotspots

“From fake investments to online deals, scammers are constantly adapting and using emotional triggers to exploit Australians.”
INNOVATION

Fiji Supreme Court clears new path for constitutional change, PM Rabuka welcomes decision

Chief Justice Salesi Temo affirmed that the 2013 Constitution remains the legally effective constitution of Fiji, despite acknowledging its controversial origins and lack of public endorsement.
INNOVATION

PM Albanese boosts farm resilience with $1 billion in concessional loans

“I have seen first-hand the toll that extreme weather events like drought take on regional communities”
INFOTAINMENT

Indian music sensation Diljit Dosanjh to make history with first Sydney concert this Diwali

Known for hits such as G.O.A.T (236M views), Lover (123M) and Proper Patola (364M), Dosanjh has captivated audiences worldwide from Bollywood to Billboard, and now Sydney is next in line.
INNOVATION

Premier Minns’ $91 billion tourism strategy to create jobs and unlock NSW growth

Minns new strategy is designed to deliver $91 billion in annual visitor expenditure, 40,000 new hotel rooms, 8.5 million additional airline seats and 150,000 new jobs by 2035.
POLITICS

Albanese urges young Australians to shape future of “the best country in the world”

Over the past 26 years, more than 2,700 emerging leaders from Australia and Pacific nations have participated, representing a wide range of intellectual, cultural, and religious backgrounds.
INFOTAINMENT

Premier Chris Minns celebrates Teej, praises NSW’s Nepalese community’s contribution

“The Nepalese population here has more than doubled in the past five years, and we are lucky to have such a hardworking, dedicated, and well-educated community.”
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