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.
IMMIGRATION

Meet the Indian-origin Victoria Police officer who won gold for both New Zealand and Australia

“Be prepared to start over and earn your stripes. It’s not about the rank — it’s your reputation that matters. Know what you want, make the tough calls, and Victoria Police will back you.”
INNOVATION

South Australia’s Governor Adamson on mission to advance India collaboration in Space technology, Education and Agriculture

South Australian Governor Frances Adamson AC’s visit highlights a firm commitment to strengthening India-Australia ties through education, innovation, and women’s leadership.
IMMIGRATION

No more ₹40,000 IQA fee for BSc/BCom holders—India’s qualifications now fast-track NZ visas

Under the current Skilled Migrant Category settings, applicants can claim between three and six points for qualifications at the level of a Bachelor’s degree or higher.
INNOVATION

India embraces Australian-led ACT(S) program to drive safer workplaces

Fusion Safety CEO Craig Docherty and Director of Corporate Operations Nabil Zainol attended the launch alongside Indian industry leaders, signalling a united commitment to transforming safety through human-centred approaches.
INNOVATION

If you’re a gig worker making money on these platforms, the ATO has its eyes on you

From this year, gig economy platforms like UberEats and OnlyFans must report users’ earnings directly to the ATO, ending self-reporting by workers.
HEALTH

Yoga is a cultural bridge between Fiji and India, says DPM Prasad at IYD celebrations

The deputy prime minister also used the occasion to highlight the strength of Fiji–India relations, noting the deepening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors.
INNOVATION

Australian expertise to fuel next-gen metro rail innovation in India

Monash University’s Institute of Railway Technology has partnered with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to drive innovation, research, and workforce training in India’s metro rail sector.
IMMIGRATION

Digital Racism Alert: Indian-Australians mocked in AI-generated posts in a coordinated ‘hate campaign’

Though some viewers may consider this political satire or dark humour, it reflects an insidious undercurrent of bias.
INNOVATION

Australia’s global university standing falls as India makes record gains

“Over the past five years, we have seen the reputation of Australian universities gradually decreasing”
IMMIGRATION

Australia’s population hits 27.4 million as WA leads growth and NSW sees mass exodus

More than 112,000 residents left NSW in 2024, even though the state still attracted 106,730 overseas migrants the highest in the nation.
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