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

Australia-India partnership puts workforce innovation at the centre to transform skilling and education

The summit provided a platform for Australian training providers, universities, and TAFEs to build partnerships with Indian counterparts, aimed at preparing skilled workforces for emerging industries.
INNOVATION

“I am truly sorry”: Premier’s apology as $42m childcare safety overhaul unveiled

The Government has committed to a $42 million package to strengthen child safety in early childhood education and care
INNOVATION

‘Securing and Sustaining Our Pacific’: Fiji’s Deputy PM to headline University of Melbourne’s first Oceania Oration

Prof. Prasad, a prominent figure in Fijian politics and academia, will address the changing geopolitics influencing Fiji’s development and the implications for education, health, food security, aid, and governance.
INNOVATION

Australian agribusiness giant Mort & Co makes India debut with premium carbon-based fertiliser

The shipment, set to arrive in Mumbai next week, positions Mort & Co in the world’s second-largest arable land market.
INNOVATION

Carmichael coal mine to expand as Adani invests $50m, unlocking 600 Queensland jobs

“With over 400 coal-fired power stations under construction worldwide, from India to South-East Asia, our reserves in the Galilee Basin can support both global energy needs and Queensland jobs.”
INNOVATION

Fiji celebrates India’s 79th Independence Day, mark 55 years of friendship

PM Rabuka acknowledged the contributions of the Indian diaspora in Fiji since the 19th century, recognising their enduring impact on the nation’s society, culture, and economy.
INNOVATION

Australia Post courier Gurpreet Singh random act of kindness goes viral, earns TV spotlight

An everyday gesture by Australia Post courier Gurpreet Singh turned him into an online sensation and a household name
INNOVATION

Australian innovation and Indian engineering modernise one of the world’s largest canal networks, boosting yields by 30%

Indian farmers along 3,000 km of canal can now receive precise water flows, reducing wastage, avoiding fertiliser runoff and boosting productivity.
INNOVATION

Israel cancels visas for Australian diplomats; Senator Wong warns move undermines peace

“I instructed the Israeli Embassy in Canberra to carefully examine any official Australian visa application”
INNOVATION

Fiji’s coalition government pushes digital reforms to boost financial transparency

"We had an old payroll system, a 40-year-old, that we were able to replace in the last one and a half years."
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