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.

NEWS

$1.8 million Holocaust Education Centre opens in Perth to confront hatred, prejudice and antisemitism

Premier Roger Cook said the centre would help Western Australians understand one of the darkest periods in modern history.

INFOTAINMENT

Academy Award winner Brie Larson’s new Hollywood blockbuster brings $21.5m boost and 635 jobs to Victoria

Skeletons, produced by J.J. Abrams and directed by JT Mollner, is in the final stages of production at the former Neighbours studio in Nunawading.

POLITICS

Victorian Premier Ben Carroll’s $230 million election promise for 10 free public dental clinics

Carroll said the policy was aimed at Victorians struggling to afford dental treatment and described it as a permanent cost-of-living measure rather than a temporary program.

INFOTAINMENT

Australian Indigenous and Indian artisans unite to preserve 70 cultural designs through woodblock printing

The project, known as Karri-djarrk-durrkmirri — meaning “we work together” in Kuninjku — brought together two women-led creative organisations separated by thousands of kilometres but connected through a shared commitment to preserving cultural heritage.

IMMIGRATION

Sex without consent is rape and you could go to prison, lose support and accommodation: UK government’s blunt warning to asylum seekers

The guidance also specifically warns against controlling behaviour, including restricting a woman's clothing, movements, employment, education or contact with friends and family.

IMMIGRATION

Eight Indian languages set for expansion in Australian schools with new government funding

The Albanese Government is providing new funding to expand Indian language education in Australian schools, helping students continue studying languages including Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu through Years 11 and 12.

NEWS

Indian national Kamal wanted over alleged links to Lawrence Bishnoi criminal gang

The FBI alleges Kamal was involved in a conspiracy to interfere with commerce through extortion as part of the Lawrence Bishnoi Organised Crime Group, which originated in Punjab, India, and operated in the Central District of California and elsewhere.

NEWS

Six Hindu deity statues stolen from Adelaide temple

Police are urging anyone who witnessed suspicious activity around the temple at the time of the break-in, or who has information about the whereabouts of the statues, to come forward.

POLITICS

‘Not serious about terrorism’: Pauline Hanson attacks expanded ASIO powers, demands ‘radical Islam’ be named in the passed Bill

The bill has drawn criticism from One Nation and sections of the Coalition, who argued the expanded powers risk giving the state excessive authority without sufficiently identifying the ideological threats driving terrorism.

INNOVATION

Albanese Government passes $3.6bn university overhaul, targeting 230,000 domestic students over a decade

Under the model, universities will receive additional funding as they enrol more students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, First Nations students and students at regional campuses.

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