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.
IMMIGRATION

‘Multicultural neglect’: Liberals warn Labor bureaucracy is silencing ethnic voices

The statement warned that Labor’s approach was becoming increasingly bureaucratic, undermining the ability of multicultural communities to have their voices heard.
IMMIGRATION

“Indians, Asians, Black and Pākehā”: Māori Party MP refuses to apologise for ‘racist’ comments

In a late-night video monologue, Ferris repeated the claims, saying it “blows my mind” that “Indians, Asians, Black and Pākehā” were campaigning to “take a Māori seat from Māori.”
INNOVATION

Fiji Airways makes history as Oceania’s first APEX World Class Airline

Fiji Airways also won the APEX Innovation Award for Best Inflight Food and Beverage 2026, following the introduction of its Pacific Rim–inspired menu, on-demand dining in Business Class and refreshed Economy offerings.
INNOVATION

Dr Kamal Kant Gupta and Dr Hasindu Gamaarachchi win “Oscars of Australian science”

Eureka Prizes showcase the nation’s best in research, innovation, leadership and science engagement, raising the profile of discoveries that deliver practical solutions to global challenges.
IMMIGRATION

After Australia, NZ minister targets Indian surnames ‘Singh, Patel’ in immigration debate

Indian community leaders say the remarks reflect a long-standing political pattern of targeting minorities.
INNOVATION

FBI announces $100k reward and releases images of person of interest in Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting

The FBI has released images of a person of interest in the fatal shooting of conservative youth leader Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, as authorities intensify a nationwide manhunt for the suspected gunman.
INNOVATION

Sussan Ley apologises to Indian Australians for Jacinta Price’s comments

The apology came a day after Ms Ley removed Senator Jacinta Price from the shadow cabinet.
INNOVATION

Albanese secures Pacific backing on climate and security

“We need to look after each other’s interests and engage constructively. That’s certainly what I do.”
IMMIGRATION

Sanjay Sharma bowls over barriers to win ACT Multicultural Champion Award

Sanjay Sharma's initiatives, including the Multicultural Cup and Independence Day Tape Ball Matches, foster cultural exchange, teamwork, and lasting friendships across communities.
INNOVATION

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, a prominent voice of the MAGA movement, shot dead in US

The 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA was struck by a bullet to the neck shortly after midday on Wednesday.
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