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.

INFOTAINMENT

David Robie’s ‘Eyes of Fire’ rekindles the legacy of the Rainbow Warrior 40 years on

“The book deals with a lot of critical issues impacting on the Pacific, and is expanded a lot and quite different from the last edition in 2015.”

INNOVATION

New $25 million Australia–Fiji pact to modernise Fiji’s public service

Building on the success of the Fiji–Australia Institutional Partnerships Program (IPP), the AFGP will be implemented through three key pillars: Civil Service Reform, Economic Governance, and Promotion of Democratic Norms and Values.

IMMIGRATION

Diwali celebrations unite students, staff and community at University of Melbourne

The festival of lights was marked with colourful cuisine, Bollywood performances, henna painting and student-led activities.

INNOVATION

Australia-India economic ties stronger and deeper than ever, says Senator Penny Wong

Speaking at a meeting with senior business leaders of the Australia-India CEO Forum, Senator Wong emphasised the Forum’s role in fostering trade and investment.

INNOVATION

Mayor Sid Vashist announces major boost for Barkly education with new boarding facility

The project will deliver a 40-bed boarding facility at Tennant Creek High School, offering safe and supportive accommodation for secondary students from across the Barkly.

INNOVATION

Former PM Tony Abbott recommends stronger India-US alliance to counter China’s rise

Abbott reiterated that enduring democratic values and mutual interests — not the transient impulses of political leaders — form the bedrock of the India-US relationship.

INNOVATION

Governor-General celebrates Diwali with Indian-Australian community at Admiralty House

Extending her warm wishes to everyone celebrating across Australia, the Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC wished all a joyous Diwali filled with peace, prosperity, and happiness.

HEALTH

Dr Shyam Bishen recognised for global healthcare leadership at University of Newcastle Alumni Excellence Awards

Born in India, Dr Bishen, a University of Newcastle PhD graduate, works at WEF to collaborate with world leaders to shape global health agendas.

IMMIGRATION

Faith leaders unite in Melbourne to strengthen peace and harmony across Victoria

Hosted by the Victorian Multicultural Commission’s (VMC) Multifaith Advisory Group (MAG), the event brought together senior leaders from Victoria’s faith communities to reflect on ways to build a more harmonious and inclusive Victoria.

INNOVATION

Fiji secures US$27 million climate investment to protect nature and livelihoods

Fiji’s economy remains closely tied to the health of its natural environment — tourism accounts for about 40% of GDP and 20% of jobs, while agriculture, fisheries, and forestry contribute around 32% of GDP and 40% of employment.

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POLITICS

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POLITICS

Labor – Greens partner to end self-managed super holder’s ability to buy residential property, pushing watered-down tax deal

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NEWS

Australia’s construction apprentices hit five-year low as industry warns workforce crisis threatens housing targets

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