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

From bail reform to hate crime laws, Premier Allan vows to put community safety before politics

Allan pledged stronger coordination with police and recognised that anti-Hindu incidents must be treated with the same urgency as other hate crimes.

INNOVATION

Burwood murder: Indian national Mihir Desai identified as victim as police investigations continue

Originally from Bilimora in Surat district, Gujarat, Mihir Desai had moved to Australia for study and work opportunities.

INNOVATION

Trump eases tariffs on most nations, but Australia’s 10% levy stays in place

This unexpected move led to a historic surge in U.S. stock markets, with the S&P 500 experiencing its largest single-day gain since 2008.

INNOVATION

Indian-origin man arrested after fatal stabbing of room-mate in Burwood

Community members in Melbourne’s growing Indian diaspora have expressed shock at the news, particularly within the local Gujarati community.

Australia Votes

Dutton’s gas gamble: Modelling promises savings, but critics warn of long-term risks

The Albanese government has labelled the proposal “economically irresponsible” and pointed out that any savings will be modest.

Australia Votes

Polite, rehearsed, and predictable: Albanese-Dutton’s first debate fails to shake up election campaign

Albanese accused Dutton of inflating Labor’s spending record, denying the claim that his government was the “biggest spender in 40 years.”

Australia Votes

Albanese tells western Sydney kids to dream big as Labor eyes Fowler comeback

Albanese announced a $120 million commitment for new birthing facilities at the planned Rouse Hill Hospital

POLITICS

Dutton’s one-word pitch: unaffordable housing, dashed aspirations, and pressure at the bowser

Western Sydney's significance in the upcoming May 3 federal election cannot be overstated, with the region housing 14 key federal seats.

INNOVATION

‘Modi can guarantee peace in Ukraine’: Tony Abbott backs Indian mediation and troops

“Indian troops would be more than capable of resisting any future Russian attacks,” describing India’s armed forces as “formidable, respected, and professional.”

INFOTAINMENT

Sikandar of what exactly? Untucked, unbothered, unwatchable Salman Khan fights crime, calories, and coherence

What hurts the most is seeing Salman so visibly uninterested. He’s not acting — he’s just there, going through the motions while chaos unfolds around him.

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Sydney couple gets 10 years jail over failed $12 million meth import from Iran

The court heard the couple used fraudulent consignee details and repeatedly redirected the shipment to different locations in an attempt to avoid detection by law enforcement.

INNOVATION

Indian scientists identify antiviral compounds in cow urine, effective against Chikungunya virus

Researchers reported even stronger results when the distillate was combined with thymoquinone, a compound derived from Nigella sativa, and piperine from black pepper.

NEWS

Indian-Australian scientist Prof. Rajeev Varshney named among world’s top agri-food pioneers

Prof. Varshney, Director of the Centre for Crop and Food Innovation (CCFI), the WA State Agricultural Biotechnology Centre, and Murdoch University’s International Chair in Agriculture and Food Security, is one of only four Australians to have received the honour since the list was launched in 2024.