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.

International students and temporary residents driving Australia’s skilled workforce growth, says report

The report found that while only 12 per cent of permanent visa places currently go to offshore skilled entrants, temporary visa holders are contributing significantly to the country’s skill base.

Pukpuk Treaty marks new defence chapter for PNG and Australia

The agreement will formally elevate the defence relationship between the two nations into a mutual defence alliance.

Premier Jacinta Allan fast-tracks $453m China-backed battery project in Victoria’s clean energy push

“My China Strategy is all about investments like these that cut our bills, lower emissions and create new jobs.”

Details on how Australia’s social media ban for under-16s will work are finally becoming clear

Social media platforms will be expected to “detect and deactivate or remove” accounts from existing underage users.

Anjali Behera crowned Madam Shef 2025 as Indian millet takes centre stage in New Zealand

The spread included cuisines from Bihar, Karnataka, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

1,100 Knife offences, Two dead boys: Opposition calls out Premier to act on Jack’s Law

The fresh push comes after a candlelight vigil in Melton last week where hundreds gathered to mourn 12-year-old Chol Achiek and 15-year-old Dau Akueng.

Australia link stays strong as Dr Paresh Pant named Tourism Fiji CEO

Dr Paresh Pant, who holds a PhD in Tourism Strategy & Aviation Management from Griffith University, brings over 25 years of tourism, hospitality, and aviation leadership experience.

India expands Pacific ties as High Commissioner to Fiji Suneet Mehta takes charge of Kiribati

A seasoned diplomat, Mehta has served in Madrid, Washington, D.C., and most recently as Deputy High Commissioner in Canberra.

Referendum voter cards, protest photos not enough: Canadian courts dismiss 30 Khalistan-linked ‘disingenuous’ asylum applications

Additionally, authorities in Australia have warned that applicants themselves risk heavy fines and jail time if they knowingly provide false information.

From goldfields to golden era: Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan aims to renew China ties

The new strategy identifies six priority sectors: agribusiness, health and life sciences, creative industries and sport, tourism, clean energy, and public transport.

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Premier Allan promises free midday power from October as households struggling now are told to wait

Households without solar, without batteries, without work-from-home flexibility, or without appliances they can schedule in the middle of the day, are being told the state’s renewable success will eventually trickle down to them, just not yet.

Why does cerebral palsy care drop away at 18? One Australian researcher is determined to change that

Although adults now make up 58 per cent of Australians with CP, support systems and healthcare pathways remain heavily focused on childhood.

Dubbo’s Gargi Ganguly, creator of ‘Chai and Chat’ migrant program, honoured with 2026 Regional Unity Medal

Recognising the unique challenges faced by migrants in regional areas, Gargi has worked tirelessly to ensure no one feels isolated.
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