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

Australian and Indian soldiers celebrate Diwali together during AUSTRAHIND 2025 in Perth

The shared commitment of India and Australia to regional peace, security, and stability, underscoring the deepening strategic trust and defence partnership.

INNOVATION

Victorian government dismisses ‘disinformation’ on West Gate tunnel air stacks, says project meets safety standards

“Independent assessments have confirmed that the West Gate Tunnel will actually improve air quality in Melbourne’s inner west,” Minister Horne said.

IMMIGRATION

Victorian seniors Pradeep Kanthan and Dilnaz Billimoria recognised for community leadership and advocacy

Minister for Ageing Ingrid Stitt MP, Robert Caulfield, President of the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria, joined Governor of Victoria Prof. Margaret Gardner AC to present the awards.

INNOVATION

Ministers meet in Canberra to advance new Australia-PNG alliance

“Australia and Papua New Guinea are the oldest of friends, closest of neighbours, and soon-to-be, newest of allies. Today, we take our first steps in shaping a peaceful, stable and prosperous Blue Pacific.”

INNOVATION

‘He likes Australians’: Albanese extends warm invite to Trump

When asked about ongoing tariff tensions, Albanese said he raised the issue directly with the President.

INNOVATION

AFP’s ClickFit campaign urges Aussies to think before they click

“Just like drivers learn to spot hazards on the road, we want online users to recognise the warning signs of cybercrime.”

INNOVATION

Victoria invests $30m to open up forests for locals and tourists

The investment will unlock 1.8 million hectares of forest, improve trails and campgrounds, and enhance key sites.

INNOVATION

Australia empowers Indo-Pacific innovators to reinvent plastic waste

From turning ghost nets into recycled pellets to developing sprayable biodegradable mulch for sustainable farming, IPPIN projects are giving waste a second life.

INNOVATION

Prime Minister Rabuka encourages Fijians to embrace Diwali’s message of unity

“Diwali now calls us to continue that journey by nurturing the light within us — the light of truth, compassion, and justice.”

INNOVATION

‘A hero’s farewell’: Israel honours slain Hindu student Bipin Joshi before body flown to Nepal

Bipin Joshiwas hailed as a hero for deflecting a live grenade during the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, saving several lives before being abducted from Kibbutz Alumim and later killed in captivity in Gaza.

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