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.

Riya Bhagwan wins top online award for story on Fiji’s plastic pollution crisis

Launched during the 7th Pacific Media Summit by Niue’s Prime Minister, Dalton Tagelagi, the Vision Pasifika Media Awards celebrate excellence in environmental journalism across the Pacific region.

Dr Vikram Sharma and Dr Nikhilesh Bappoo win prestigious 2025 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science

“Each year the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science highlight our country’s exceptional achievements. Australia is a powerhouse of science, innovation and research which has a global impact.”

Indian boxers Aarti Hoodha and Rohit clinch stunning victories in Fiji

Indian High Commissioner to Fiji, Suneet Mehta, who attended the event along with Acting President Chief Justice Salesi Temo, congratulated the winners and highlighted the growing sporting ties between India and Fiji.

India sends lifesaving HIV drugs to Fiji, strengthening Global South health ties

This latest consignment continues India’s long-standing medical support to Fiji, which includes the supply of ARV drugs in the past and the donation of 100,000 COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic.

Victoria powers ahead with fast-tracked solar and battery projects to cut energy costs

The Meadow Creek solar farm will produce enough electricity to power 140,000 homes, while the 250-megawatt battery will support peak demand for around 85,000 homes.

Indian-origin businessman killed after confronting man urinating on his car in Canada

A close friend, Vincent Ram, has launched an online fundraiser to support Sagoo’s two children and help cover funeral and living expenses, describing him as “a very kind and loving father.”

Jacinta Allan makes history with First Peoples Treaty, but Jacinta Price criticises move as ‘middle finger to voters’

The Treaty will be formally signed after receiving Royal Assent, with an official ceremony at Federation Square on 12 December 2025.

Australia and India’s women’s teams honour Melbourne teen Ben Austin as local cricket club launches fundraiser

Teenager Ben Austin’s death, described by the Ferntree Gully Cricket Club as “absolutely devastating,” marks the third fatal cricket training accident in 30 years, highlighting deep sorrow within the local sporting community and renewed concern over player safety.

Indian boxers ready to take on Australia and Fiji at Suva showdown

Three professional boxers from India — Aarti Hoodha, Pawan Kumar, and Rohit — have arrived in Fiji for the Stratum Construction ZEG Kings Boxing Promotion.

Truck driver Jashanpreet Singh pleads not guilty to DUI crash that killed three in California

Singh remains in custody without bail and is due back in court on 4 November, with a Punjabi interpreter to be provided at the next hearing.

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