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.
SPORTS

Cricket legend Ashwin joins Sydney Thunder as Big Bash League eyes growing Indian diaspora

“Perhaps most excitingly, Ashwin’s connection with the rapidly growing Indian diaspora in Western Sydney will inspire a new wave of members and fans to join the Thunder Nation.”
INNOVATION

Fiji’s Prime Minister calls for Pacific-led peace and climate action at UN assembly

"Today, my government is looking at ways to host these island communities if it is not possible to remain on their islands. The dignity of the people that are forced to leave their homes is fundamental.”
INFOTAINMENT

Asst. Minister Andrew Leigh joins Hindu temple’s showcase celebrating India’s cultural diversity in Canberra

From traditional attire to regional songs and dances, the performances reflected India’s vast cultural variety, while the packed audience showed strong community support for the artists.
INNOVATION

Albanese strengthens global ties with UN, UK and UAE push on climate, trade and digital safety

Albanese held one-on-one talks with Starmer, praising the UK-Australia Free Trade Agreement that came into force in May 2023 and noting rising exports, particularly in food and agriculture.
INNOVATION

Illegal immigrant truck driver Partap Singh remains in ICE custody after crash leaves 5-year-old with life-altering injuries

Partap Singh, who crossed the southern border illegally in October 2022, caused a crash with his 18-wheeler in June 2024 that injured several people and left 5-year-old Dalilah with life-altering injuries.
SPORTS

Brisbane to host “Run for Viksit Bharat 2025” celebrating India’s vision of self-reliant future

The Indian diaspora in Brisbane is eager to support this vision, using the run to strengthen cultural ties, foster collaboration, and showcase its enduring connection to India’s future.
INNOVATION

India’s INS Kadmatt arrives in Australia after Pacific deployments

Indian Navy Ship Kadmatt, an indigenously built Anti-Submarine Warfare Corvette, has arrived at the port of Cairns for a scheduled operational turnaround.
INNOVATION

‘There is no place for antisemitism’: Australia confronts Iran and calls for peace in Middle East at United Nations

“Australia is calling for a ceasefire. For the immediate release of the hostages. For aid to flow to those in desperate need. And for the terrorists of Hamas to have no role in Gaza’s future. And this week, Australia recognised the State of Palestine.”
INNOVATION

Australia signs deal to tap booming $16.5b Indian organic food market

India’s organic market was worth nearly $2.9 billion in 2024 and is forecast to soar by 20 per cent annually to reach $16.5 billion by 2033 — creating a lucrative opening for Australian producers.
INNOVATION

Dawoodi Bohra community unites with Conservation Volunteers Australia to protect Adelaide’s vital wetlands

Part of the global “Turning the Tide Against Plastic Pollution” movement, the initiative highlights the importance of sustainability and waste reduction while fostering community engagement.
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NEWS

India partnership, AI and clean energy key to Prime Minister Albanese’s vision for Australia in 2050

Albanese said the future economy would require Australia to combine its natural resources, skilled workforce and innovation capacity to create products and industries that meet global demand.
IMMIGRATION

Indian migrants treated worse under ‘discriminatory’ free trade pact, claims New Zealand Foreign Minister

Peters said his party had uncovered evidence suggesting immigration settings were being changed in ways that specifically targeted Indian citizens.
IMMIGRATION

Moved from Australia to Pakistan, French mother and five children rescued after alleged years of abuse

Yasmina claimed she had been cut off from the outside world after the move, while her three younger children, who were born in Pakistan, were never enrolled in school.
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