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.
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‘Proteas’ underdogs to champions: How Rabada, Bavuma & Markram crushed Australia’s title defence

For South Africa, the victory lifted the “chokers tag” that had long haunted their knockout history.
SPORTS

WTC Final, Day 3 at Lord’s: Markram’s maiden final century sets up South Africa’s historic run chase against Australia

With the target now within sight, South Africa stands on the brink of ending a 27-year wait for ICC silverware.
SPORTS

WTC Final, Day 2 at Lord’s: Australia stem South African fight-back on 144/8 and lead by 218

“Both teams bowled disciplined lines and lengths today. We’ll look to add every possible run tomorrow, then trust our bowlers to finish it off.”
INNOVATION

Police ‘excessive force’ arrest victim Gaurav Kundi dies in hospital, Indian Australian community demands answers

Gaurav Kundi has had his life support turned off at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where he was being treated for severe brain and neck nerve injuries.
SPORTS

WTC Final, Day 1 at Lord’s: Australia Rally to 212 Before Seamers Rout South Africa

Smith, in imperious form at Lord’s, ground out 66 off 112 balls, delighting the gallery with 10 crisply timed boundaries.
IMMIGRATION

New Zealand’s ‘Parent Boost’ Visa Lets Mum & Dad Stay 10 YEARS, But Can You Afford It?

Immigration Minister Erica Stanford said the visa strikes “the right balance between family reunification and protecting public services.”
INNOVATION

Missing Sydney man Jaydipsinh Dodiya found dead in tragic end to search

Jaydipsinh's brother-in-law has confirmed his death, and the Hindu Council of Australia is now assisting the family with the repatriation of his body to India.
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ABC’s ‘The World This Week’ doesn’t reflect the world Australians live in

The ABC seems stuck in an editorial time warp where the “world” means the US, Europe, and the occasional crisis in the Middle East — all served cold, long after their use-by date.
INNOVATION

Australian Gurvindar Singh, along with Canadians Aman Kang and Mani Dhaliwal arrested in allegedly biggest drug-smuggling bust

Investigators seized 20 million illicit cigarettes, 50 kg of cocaine, and 280 kg of liquid methamphetamine during the operation, along with digital devices, cash, and vehicles.
SPORTS

Royal Challengers Bengaluru finally clinch IPL crown after 18 years as PBKS fall agonizingly short

‘This win is as much yours as it is ours. I want you to celebrate with us.’
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