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.

HEALTH

Fertility crisis may fuel migration as Australia’s baby recession grows

Over the past decade, the median age of mothers has risen by 1.2 years, and fathers by 0.9 years.

INNOVATION

Indian-origin man exonerated of murder in US after 43 years now faces possible deportation

Vedam, Pennsylvania’s longest-incarcerated person to be cleared of a crime, had been convicted in 1983 for the murder of 19-year-old college student Tom Kinser, whose body was found nine months after he disappeared in 1980.

INNOVATION

Australia faces rising cyber threats as report warns of growing attacks on businesses and individuals

“Most cyber incidents are preventable” through simple steps such as installing software updates, using unique passphrases, enabling multifactor authentication, and avoiding unsolicited calls.

INNOVATION

Fiji pushes sustainable growth and regional cooperation agenda at IMF and Commonwealth meetings

The IMF reaffirmed its commitment to supporting small island economies through sustainable economic policies and regional engagement.

IMMIGRATION

Dussehra and Diwali celebrations light up Brisbane

The festivities were graced by Senator Paul Scarr, MPs Margie Nightingale and Julie-Ann Campbell, representing the Prime Minister’s Office, as well as local area councillors and a large gathering of the Indian community and friends of India.

INNOVATION

Only Hindu hostage of Hamas, Nepali student Bipin Joshi, confirmed dead in Gaza

“My name is Bipin Joshi. I am from Nepal. I am 23 years old. I came here for the ‘Learn and Earn’ program. I work on a citrus and lemon farm.”

INNOVATION

California’s Governor Newsom blocks divisive Bill SB509 after Hindu and Indian-American community backlash

SB 509 aimed to train officers to recognise and respond to so-called transnational repression — defined as harassment, intimidation, or violence directed by foreign governments against individuals abroad.

INNOVATION

Canada and India rebuild diplomatic bridges with new roadmap for trade and technology collaboration

Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand described her meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as focused on “building on the momentum” from their leaders’ encounter earlier this year at the G7 Summit.

INNOVATION

Illegal Indian immigrant using “No Name Given Anmol” New York truck licence arrested, faces deportation

Anmol entered the United States illegally in 2023 and was later released into the country under the Biden administration.

INNOVATION

Dawoodi Bohra community leads celebration of International Day of Older Persons in Adelaide

The International Day of Older Persons, recognising the invaluable contributions of older Australians and fostering intergenerational connection.

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IMMIGRATION

‘Upgraded to Aussie Citizenship’: Young Indian migrant’s humorous T-shirt captures Australia’s multicultural spirit

“Indian by birth, Australian by choice, legend by citizenship. Upgraded to Aussie citizenship. Dingoes, beaches and barbecues, here I come.”

POLITICS

$100 rego rebate, toll cap cut and Opal freeze headline Mookhey’s cost-of-living budget

The budget includes a major funding boost for domestic violence services, with $184.1 million in additional spending across prevention and support programs.

POLITICS

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

A familiar pattern in Canberra: Labor declares reform, the Greens declare pressure, the Coalition declares opposition, and young Australians remain locked out of the market.