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.
INFOTAINMENT

Calls grow for Fiji to support content creators as minister urges caution

Deputy Prime Minister Kamikamica voiced concern over a rising trend of inappropriate and hazardous behaviour online, including sexual acts and dangerous stunts performed for attention or money.
IMMIGRATION

Jewish peak body extends support for Indian and Hindu communities in Australia

“They are hard-working, family-oriented and peace-loving communities, and it is a national disgrace that they have been publicly vilified from any quarter.”
IMMIGRATION

Julian Leeser apologises to Indian Australians on behalf of Liberals as Jacinta Price defends stance on migration

“These are just the sort of Australians that the Liberal Party should be absolutely going out of their way to make friends with.”
IMMIGRATION

Indian actress fined AUD 1,980 at Melbourne airport for carrying jasmine gajra

"A mistake is a mistake, though it was not intentional. They told me the fine must be paid within 28 days”
INNOVATION

RMIT University’s Rajeev Jawaji to represent Australia at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026

Rajeev Jawaji, a student at RMIT University, has been fascinated by programming since Year 8, drawn in by a love of robotics and gaming that quickly grew into a passion for coding and web development.
INNOVATION

Indian international aviation student Abhigyan Patel drowns at popular US beach

Abhigyan Patel, visiting Anna Maria Island with four fellow aviation students, was swept away by strong currents while his companion was rescued.
INNOVATION

Fiji’s DPM Prasad celebrates Ganesh Utsav as a symbol of shared cultural values

Prof. Biman Prasad said the gathering highlights the nation’s ability to come together as one people to celebrate, practice, and understand their traditions.
INNOVATION

Florida crash truck driver Hrajinder Singh’s employer, Navneet Kaur, issued civil and criminal subpoenas

“This guy did not know how to speak English, he could not read road signs, and he never should have received that CDL license in the first place.”
INNOVATION

Kind Nepali-origin nurses killed after stopping to help kangaroo on Melbourne freeway

The victims, Sarla Khadka and Areeza Suwal, worked as nurses at Melbourne’s Alfred Hospital and had been on their way to celebrate a birthday.
INNOVATION

Canada flags Khalistani extremists for using charities and non-profits to fund terror in India

This acknowledgment follows years of concerns raised by India about the activities of Khalistani elements on Canadian soil.
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