JAI BHARADWAJ

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Founder and Editor in Chief of The Australia Today. Experienced Journalist with a demonstrated history of working in the international media industry. Skilled in Broadcasting, Storytelling, Video, News Writing, and Google Analytics and Fact Check.
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Labor pledges $20 million for women’s and children’s trauma recovery centre on the Central Coast

The model will combine crisis care with ongoing services such as counselling, legal assistance, financial advice
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Australia’s first National Training Centre in New Energy Skills to open in Melbourne West

Nearly 8,500 apprentices have already signed up under the program, and the government expects these numbers to grow further with the new investment.
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Peter Dutton urges supporters to ignore ‘hate media’ as election campaign enters final stretch

Liberal leader singled out ABC and The Guardian as examples of media outlets he said were campaigning against the coalition.
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Albanese pledges $25 million for schools teaching 84 languages, including Hindi, across Australia

A dedicated $5 million will be allocated to a specialist Asian languages stream, encouraging students to pursue fluency in languages such as Mandarin, Hindi, and Japanese
BUSINESS

Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Darwin communities to hold vigils for victims of Pahalgam terror attack, Check details

The vigils are expected to draw participants from across Victoria and New South Wales and Western Australia, including local leaders, faith groups, and multicultural representatives.
BUSINESS

22-year-old alleged Gunman surrenders in Ekampreet Sahni’s fatal shooting in Newcastle

Sahni was struck in the torso and, despite paramedics’ efforts, died at the scene.
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‘We Never Forget’: Paulomi’s reflection of sacrifice, memory and meaning of ANZAC Day

“Every ANZAC Day, so many people say ‘Lest we forget’, and sometimes it feels like just a platitude”
BUSINESS

Australia and India move towards bilateral cybercrime treaty to combat growing threats

“Conceptually, both countries agree upon the need for it—what hasn’t happened is a framework to make this happen, though the intent is there.”
BUSINESS

Albanese and Dutton lead ANZAC Day tributes, honouring 110 years of service and sacrifice

Across Australia, communities participated in dawn services, marches, and commemorative events to honour the ANZAC legacy.
BUSINESS

Dutton pledges $90 million to combat domestic violence with new tech abuse offences, national offender register

The package includes funding for specialist behavioural intervention programs, aimed at preventing abuse before it escalates, and increasing support for men
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Pakistani international student assaulted, allegedly racially abused in attack caught on camera outside Melbourne 7-Eleven

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Record $540,000 fine over alleged ‘modern slavery’ migrant labour racket in NSW

Investigators reported that some migrant workers were living in squalid conditions described as akin to modern slavery.
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International student drowns at Sydney beach while testing new diving mask

Fangqi Peng, 30, was at the popular eastern suburbs beach on Sunday afternoon with three friends who were collecting sea snails along the shoreline.
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