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

Online petition urging Albanese to resign tops 144,000 verified signatures after Bondi terror attack

Petition organiser said the attack had highlighted what he described as an urgent need for stronger leadership and clearer, more accountable policies.
INNOVATION

Pakistani national charged over alleged fake Fijian birth certificate, passport and licence

A former Births, Deaths and Registrations clerk, Jone Matawalu, is charged alongside Junaid in connection with the alleged scheme.
SPORTS

Cameron Green becomes IPL’s most expensive overseas player as Australians dominate auction

The Australian all-rounder was snapped up by Kolkata Knight Riders for ₹25.2 crore (about A$4.2 million) after a spirited bidding contest with Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings.
INNOVATION

US intelligence chief calls Bondi shooting an ‘Islamist terror attack’, warns Australia may be ‘too late’

Tulsi Gabbard warned that the goal of Islamism was the “Islamisation” of countries around the world, adding that it was “probably too late for Europe — and maybe Australia”.
IMMIGRATION

“You will be deported”: Opposition leader Sussan Ley takes hard line on migration after Bondi terror attack

“If I am Prime Minister and you are not an Australian citizen, you will be deported. If I am Prime Minister and you are an Australian citizen, you will be arrested.”
IMMIGRATION

Minister stands firm as calls grow to lower English requirement for migrant bus drivers

"Around 20 percent of our urban public transport driver workforce is here on a temporary work visa, and those visas are expiring in 2026."
INNOVATION

San Carlos elects Pranita Venkatesh as mayor, spotlighting Indo-Fijian diaspora in leadership

She credits her Indian heritage and upbringing with instilling discipline, respect, and a strong sense of community—values that now guide her public service.
INNOVATION

Trump declares illicit fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction in sweeping crackdown

The Executive Order also directs to take action against assets, financial networks and institutions linked to fentanyl production and trafficking, targeting criminal and transnational networks.
POLITICS

India-educated royal Lord Fakafanua elected Tonga’s youngest prime minister

Lord Fakafanua, educated at O.P. Jindal Global University in India, becomes one of the youngest prime ministers in Tonga’s history and only the second noble to hold the office since the country’s 2010 constitutional reforms.
INNOVATION

Indian sand artist pays tribute to victims of Bondi terror attack as Australia mourns

Internationally renowned sand artist and Padma Shri awardee Sudarsan Pattnaik paid tribute to the victims through a large-scale sand installation carrying the message, “Crush Terror for a Safer World.”
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SPORTS

India women’s hockey team defeats New Zealand, returns to Pro League with Nations Cup title

In the final, New Zealand enjoyed periods of possession, but India’s defensive structure and counter-attacking intensity proved decisive.
INNOVATION

Minu Mathew, Ankita Dhakar, Jyothi Madanlal and Alisha Singla honoured among New Zealand’s top women in tech

This year’s awards attracted a record 217 nominations from 77 organisations across the telecommunications, partner, vendor and distributor sectors, with 137 finalists shortlisted.
POLITICS

One Nation could win 63 seats, while the Coalition reduced to just 4, but Albanese still might be PM

DemosAU Head of Research George Hasanakos said Labor remained the most likely party to form government, despite trailing One Nation on primary support.
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