AMIT SARWAL

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Amit Sarwal is Melbourne-based academic, writer, translator, and former radio broadcaster. He is the Founding Convenor of Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN), Co-founder of the Australia Today news network and Founder of Kula Press.
INNOVATION

Australia and Fiji deepen Vuvale Partnership for a peaceful and prosperous Pacific

Australia is increasing its development assistance to Fiji by $40 million, bringing total support to nearly $500 million between 2025 and 2029.
IMMIGRATION

Indian migrant Kamalpreet Singh fulfils family military dream as Flying Officer in Royal Australian Air Force

The military legacy runs deep in Kamalpreet’s family, with both his father and great-grandfather having served in the Indian Army.
SPORTS

Wallabies edge out Fiji in Vuvale Bowl thriller as Pacific unity shines

The fiercely contested Vuvale Bowl match became a showcase of Pacific pride, sportsmanship, and enduring friendship between Fiji and Australia.
INNOVATION

PM Rabuka explores advanced policing training in Brisbane to support Fiji’s law enforcement

The tour offered delegates an inside look at the Hub’s high-tech infrastructure — from a simulated home environment to dark scenario rooms and adaptable training areas designed to replicate complex real-world emergencies.
POLITICS

Albanese outlines bold economic vision and defends government agenda amid global uncertainty

“Australia works better when we engage people across business, unions, and civil society. That’s how you get change.”
INNOVATION

Dalai Lama turns 90, promises reincarnation and rebukes China’s claims

The Tibetan spiritual leader used his birthday message to thank well-wishers from around the world, including Tibetan communities, for their support and compassion.
INNOVATION

Australians and Indians show strong faith in democracy as global dissatisfaction rises

A 2025 global survey finds Australia and India among the few nations where public confidence in democracy remains strong, despite widespread global dissatisfaction.
INNOVATION

Man arrested over Melbourne synagogue arson as ‘terror’ motive probed

Victoria Police say detectives are continuing to assess the suspect’s “intent and ideology” to determine whether the arson attack meets the threshold for terrorism.
INNOVATION

How Australian education shaped Nikhil Mittal’s rise to ‘dessert’ empire in India

Nikhil’s experience in Australia gave him the technical expertise and global perspective needed to revolutionise bakery culture in India.
INNOVATION

Perth’s new Indian Consul General Kajari Biswas kicks off mission to boost WA–India trade

Biswas, an Indian Foreign Service officer from the 2008 batch, previously served as Director of the Policy, Planning & Research Division at the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi.
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