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

India and Nepal unite as deadly monsoon disasters kill more than 60

Nepal’s Prime Minister Sushila Karki thanked PM Modi for his solidarity, saying, “The support from our friendly neighbour, India, in this difficult time is deeply appreciated by the people and Government of Nepal.”
INNOVATION

Wage theft doubles in Australia as $1.76 billion returned to workers over the past five years

Casual employees, younger workers, and those in hospitality and service industries are particularly vulnerable, often missing out on entitlements such as overtime, penalty rates, superannuation, and other allowances.
POLITICS

‘No experience, no responsibility’: NZ Foreign Minister Winston Peters tears into Greens’ Chlöe Swarbrick over Gaza activism

“No one wants to be lectured about ‘morals’ from someone who knows nothing about what’s going on around the world apart from her own arrogantly manufactured ideologically driven political soundbites.”
SPORTS

Fiji’s Deputy PM praises Ba teams for inspiring community and youth through sport

“Seeing young people involved in sports like golf is a great sign. It’s not only good for building relationships but also essential for one’s well-being.”
INFOTAINMENT

Bollywood Stars join Premier Roger Cook to celebrate Diwali Mela 2025 in Perth

The evening featured inspiring addresses from WA Premier Roger Cook, Consul General of India Kajari Biswas, and other community leaders who lauded the Indian diaspora’s contribution to Western Australia’s multicultural fabric.
INNOVATION

Queensland man charged over threat to kill Prime Minister Anthony Albanese

“We need to take these issues seriously, and I thank the Australian Federal Police and the authorities for the work that they have done.”
INNOVATION

Melbourne’s first new CBD station in 40 years completed ahead of schedule

The station’s 18-metre-wide platforms — among the largest underground metro platforms in the world — feature a striking ‘trinocular’ design of three overlapping tunnels with a cathedral-like arched ceiling.
IMMIGRATION

Bhutanese students named Sonam Choden steal the show at Aussie university graduation

It is reported that even the Chancellor, academics, and attendees couldn’t hold back their laughter, with the moment going viral on social media.
INFOTAINMENT

Indian films in Canada hit by arson and gunfire as Khalistani group calls for ban

India banned extremist organisation Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) has called for all “Made in India” films to be banned in Canada.
INNOVATION

Australia’s sportstech sector eyes Indian for growth and collaboration

The evolving Indian sports market also presents growing prospects for Australian companies in stadium design, technology, eSports, athlete training, and grassroots participation.
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