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

Pacific friendship at the heart of Australia’s $100m climate commitment

PM Albanese has highlighted the close friendships formed during his Pacific engagements, rejecting suggestions of tension over Australia’s climate policies.
IMMIGRATION

Migrants aren’t just living in ‘Hotel Australia’: Former PM Tony Abbott

Tony Abbott highlighted the need for a genuinely skills-based migration program that is significantly smaller than the current one.
INNOVATION

Australia renews terror sanctions on Hamas and Hizballah, joins G7 in condemning Iran

"The Albanese Government has zero tolerance for foreign interference and violence in Australia. We will not tolerate attempts to undermine the safety of Australians or sow division in our community."
INNOVATION

Nepal swears in first female prime minister after deadly Gen Z protests topple government

Nepal’s first female prime minister, India-educated former chief justice Sushila Karki, 73, was sworn in Friday to lead an interim government ahead of March 2026 elections.
INNOVATION

Griffith University and Masters’ Union sign MoU to nurture future Indian business leaders

The MoU with Griffith University represents a new chapter in fostering global education partnerships and nurturing future Indian business leaders.
INNOVATION

California legislature passes controversial bill SB509 targeting Indian-American and Hindu communities

Critics argue that SB 509 prioritises abstract foreign threats over immediate protection for communities at risk from domestic extremism such as from white supremacists and Khalistani extremists.
INNOVATION

Dawoodi Bohras in Australia donate 1.6 tons of food to support OzHarvest

Community members and the public were encouraged to donate non-perishable food, household items, and hygiene products at collection points across Australia.
INNOVATION

World’s first tri-service all-women Indian expedition to sail via Australia

Calling the voyage a “glowing symbol of Nari Shakti,” India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh described it as both a test of endurance and a spiritual sadhana.
IMMIGRATION

Fiji police nab Bangladeshi worker who overstayed visa and went into hiding

Rakib is believed to have been hiding on a farm for about three months.
INNOVATION

Senator Price and Deeming reachout to Indian-Australians after turbulent week for Liberals

She later told the room she would be more careful in future to explain the point she intended to make, and criticised sections of the media for portraying her motives unfairly.
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POLITICS

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

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HEALTH

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

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