JITARTH JAI BHARADWAJ

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Jai Bharadwaj, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Australia Today, is an award-winning journalist with a proven track record in international media. Renowned for his expertise in broadcasting, storytelling, and investigative reporting, he combines rigorous fact-checking with data-driven insights to deliver impactful journalism.
INNOVATION

Lakshya Sen clinches Australian Open 2025 title with dominant win, ends season on a high

The second game saw complete dominance from the Indian, who unleashed a series of powerful smashes and took a six-point lead at the interval.
SPORTS

England vow to “leave baggage behind” after two-day Ashes humiliation, as Head and Starc dominate Perth Test

Travis Head produced one of the most devastating innings in Ashes history, smashing 123 off just 69 balls, the second-fastest century ever in an Ashes Test.
INNOVATION

India and Australia chart next phase of partnership as Penny Wong gives direction for 16th Foreign Ministers’ Dialogue

Wong highlighted the need for “shared responses to shared challenges” in a “sharper and more competitive world”.
INNOVATION

Police hunt Shepparton thief who stole family car from supermarket with sleeping child inside

The stolen car was found abandoned the next day in Mooroopna.
IMMIGRATION

City of Maribyrnong Makes History as Mohamed Semra Becomes Australia’s First Sudanese Australian Mayor

“It’s an incredibly exciting time for our city as we continue to grow and evolve,” Mayor Semra said following his election.
INNOVATION

Indian Australian community welcomes approval of major Sikh centre in Wyndham after heated council debate

“We don’t just live here. We contribute here. This decision shows that Wyndham understands who its people truly are.”
POLITICS

Jess Wilson becomes first woman to lead Victorian Liberals after party-room revolt

Thirty-five-year-old Ms Wilson, considered a rising star in the party, won the vote and will now lead the Liberals into the 2026 state election.
INNOVATION

Australia and Indonesia Confirm New Security Treaty — A Watershed Moment in Regional Ties

For Australia, the treaty strengthens ties with a key regional partner amid rising geopolitical uncertainty in the Indo-Pacific, including concerns about China’s growing influence.
IMMIGRATION

Victorian Multicultural Commission under fire for booklet showing distorted map of India, community demands apology

The report, intended to highlight cultural diversity and community harmony, instead triggered frustration and hurt within the Indian diaspora.
INNOVATION

Partnership and Prosperity: AIBC Victoria Annual Address showcases growing India–Victoria trade, culture and innovation links

The next decade holds immense potential, and AIBC will continue to be the bridge that connects business, culture, and innovation.
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