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.
INFOTAINMENT

From Village Rockstars 2 to Stree 2: See the Jaw‑Dropping Indian Film Festival of Melbourne Nomination List!

“These nominations underscore the creativity and innovation driving Indian content today—and we can’t wait to bring this incredible work to Australian screens.”
INFOTAINMENT

Sri Durga Temple gets ‘Om and Swastika’ installed at Bendigo’s The Great Stupa

From initial sketches to final fabrication, volunteers and artisans worked alongside Stupa staff to design and position the sculptures with sensitivity on the Stupa’s western precinct
INNOVATION

Anti-Semitism plan: Slash funding from universities and arts centres that ‘enable’ hate — visa applicants screening to be introduced

Tightening the Migration Act to screen applicants for antisemitic views and more readily cancel visas of visa-holders who engage in hateful conduct.
INNOVATION

Premier Allan visits synagogue, announces state-wide taskforce to stamp out hate across Victoria

Proposed measures under community consultation include: bans on face coverings at protests, restrictions on “attachment devices” and prohibitions on the display of recognised terrorist symbols.
SPORTS

India breaks Edgbaston jinx with record 336-run triumph over England to level series

As the series moves to Lord’s for the third Test starting July 17, India will be buoyed by the confidence that comes from rewriting Edgbaston history.
INNOVATION

QUAD: US hails India–Australia defence ties as “consequential pillar” of Indo-Pacific security

"India has every right to defend its people against terrorism": EAM Jaishankar
INNOVATION

Point Cook childcare worker Joshua Brown charged with over 70 child-sex offences; check here which centres he worked

Since his arrest, detectives have uncovered evidence suggesting the alleged offending may not be confined to Point Cook.
POLITICS

Wong flies to US for QUAD summit amid growing pressure on Australia’s defence spending

Analysts say Wong’s dual mandate highlights Australia’s balancing act: reinforcing security ties with Washington while protecting economic interests.
INFOTAINMENT

Bollywood’s top four directors are heading to Melbourne, Here’s you chance to work with them

Ms Lange is particularly keen to involve Indian-Australian writers, actors and technicians from Melbourne’s growing creative community as expression of interest will open on July 15
POLITICS

Battin courts multicultural votes with tough crime crackdown “Break bail, go to jail,” no land tax and gas taps back on

Months into his leadership, Brad Battin’s multicultural approach appears designed to “course-correct” the Liberal Party’s outreach strategy
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Eight Indian among 20 Asian languages to be taught in high school under Australia’s fluency push

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