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.
IMMIGRATION

Sharp decline in Indians looking to work abroad, Australia still tops as preferred destination

"Australia's rise as a preferred destination underscores its appeal in terms of quality of job opportunities and lifestyle"
INNOVATION

India and Australia launch pioneering Women’s Leadership Forum to boost corporate gender diversity

The forum plans to engage women leaders through workshops, mentorship programs, and policy-making exercises, aiming to create a robust ecosystem that supports female professionals.
INNOVATION

India’s Layam Group Moves into Australia with AI technology in staffing, training, and contract manufacturing solutions

The company plans to collaborate with local Australian partners to promote best practices and foster innovation.
INNOVATION

Five more Australian Universities set to open campuses in India by year-end

The Gujarat government recently said two more Australian universities beside Deakin and University of Wollongong are expected to soon set up campuses
INNOVATION

Indian Veterans Shine in Melbourne’s ANZAC Day Parade, Highlighting Gallipoli’s Shared Legacy

It underscores the global nature of the conflict and highlights how nations like India, often under-represented in Western narratives of the war, played essential roles.
INNOVATION

A new job and marriage lured Avani Dias back to Australia, not intimidation by Indian government

"Whatever little interaction I had with Avani, she lacked the depth to be reporting in a complex country like India."
INNOVATION

“We charge extra to Indians…because they are mostly scammers”: Outrage as Facebook marketplace seller makes racist remark

"It is imperative that we stand together to challenge and report racist behaviours whenever they surface."
INNOVATION

Australia and India sign agreement to deliver ‘goods’ within hours and days

It aims to streamline border processing for accredited exporters, thus providing them with increased predictability, certainty, and speed to market.
INNOVATION

Brave Australian Jewish Woman arrested in India for opposing pro-Palestinian propaganda

The posters were set up by the Students Islamic Organisation (SIO), a prominent student body known for its agitations on Islamic issues.
IMMIGRATION

Melbourne Dawoodi Bohras lead food security initiatives during Ramadan

They have helped provide meals to those in need, thus playing a direct role in alleviating hunger in the greater Melbourne area.
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