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.
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Australians and Indians show strong faith in democracy as global dissatisfaction rises

A 2025 global survey finds Australia and India among the few nations where public confidence in democracy remains strong, despite widespread global dissatisfaction.
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Man arrested over Melbourne synagogue arson as ‘terror’ motive probed

Victoria Police say detectives are continuing to assess the suspect’s “intent and ideology” to determine whether the arson attack meets the threshold for terrorism.
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How Australian education shaped Nikhil Mittal’s rise to ‘dessert’ empire in India

Nikhil’s experience in Australia gave him the technical expertise and global perspective needed to revolutionise bakery culture in India.
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Perth’s new Indian Consul General Kajari Biswas kicks off mission to boost WA–India trade

Biswas, an Indian Foreign Service officer from the 2008 batch, previously served as Director of the Policy, Planning & Research Division at the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi.
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PM Rabuka urges Fijian-Australians to help shape Fiji’s future

Prime Minsiter Rabuka invited ideas and investment from the community, encouraging them to remain connected and involved in the nation's development.
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Victorian MPs visit Delhi’s Akshardham, praise message of peace and harmony in Hindu tradition

The MPs were warmly received and taken on an immersive tour of the spiritual complex.
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World’s most expensive student visa? Australia just raised cost again—here’s how much to pay

With this latest increase, Australia now charges the highest student visa fees globally, surpassing those of the US, UK, and Canada.
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Australian and Fijian troops train side by side in powerful display of Vuvale mateship

Prime Minister Rabuka and his delegation observed Fijian troops training as part of Talisman Sabre 2025, the ADF’s largest multinational military exercise.
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You won’t believe which Aussie job pays over $470,000 a year — and it’s not what you think!

The average income of Australians rose to $74,240 (up from $72,327), while the median income climbed to $55,868.
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Rabuka warns against Chinese bases, offers 5,000 Fijians to fill Australian defence jobs

Rabuka urged regional leaders and international partners alike to embrace the Pacific’s peaceful heritage and values in global diplomacy.
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