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

Education takes centre stage as Jacinta Allan strikes historic deal in Beijing

Each Hamer Regional Scholarship will provide $10,000 to support students studying, living in, or from regional Victoria.
INNOVATION

Australia and PNG to integrate defence forces with historic treaty on 50th anniversary

Fifty years ago this week, Papua New Guinea became independent from Australia.
INNOVATION

Jacinta Allan leads trade mission to China, launches new Victoria strategy

The Premier’s itinerary includes Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing in Jiangsu Province – Victoria’s earliest sister-state – and Chengdu and Deyang in Sichuan Province, its newest sister-state.
INNOVATION

42-year-old school teacher charged with child sex crimes, arrested at Sydney airport

Detectives from the Child Abuse Squad launched an investigation after receiving a report that the girl was assaulted on Saturday.
INNOVATION

India’s indigenous submarine-hunting warship INS Kadmatt sails into Fiji

The visit features a full programme of public, cultural, and professional exchanges.
OPINION

Confronting Khalistani extremism: why Canada’s new stance matters for Australia

For the first time, Canada has officially acknowledged that banned extremist groups such as Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation remain active in promoting separatism and violence.
INNOVATION

Nine charged with more than 30 online child abuse offences in major crackdown

Police seized more than 50 electronic devices, including phones, laptops, USBs and hard drives, which will undergo forensic examination. None of those charged are currently employed in roles with access to children.
POLITICS

Australia welcomes appointment of Nepal’s first female prime minister Sushila Karki

Sushila Karki, Nepal’s first female chief justice in 2016, is backed by youth leaders and Kathmandu’s popular mayor Balendra Shah.
INNOVATION

Albanese announces $12b Henderson defence hub supporting 10,000 jobs

The government said the first phase of work, including construction of Army landing craft, would begin next year, with the precinct ultimately employing 4,000 directly and supporting 10,000 jobs across WA.
IMMIGRATION

Bhagavad Gita inspires Canberra’s multicultural cricket champion Sanjay Sharma

Sanjay Sharma, founder of the Indian Australian Multicultural Sports Association (IAMSA) and the Yerrabi District Cricket Club (YDCC), has spent more than a decade building community through sport.
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Premier Allan promises free midday power from October as households struggling now are told to wait

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