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.
HEALTH

Victoria’s Roadmap until December: Plan for Party and Travel, Here are details you need to know

The first of the restrictions are expected to be lifted as early as 26 September, when at least 80 per cent of eligible Victorians are due to have had their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine
INNOVATION

Call Nazi symbol Hakenkreuz not the Swastika says, Minister Jason Wood

"I will not support any legislation which affects the Hindu, Buddhist or Jain communities, I will push for proper consultation with the communities and only accepted legislation by all faith communities will be allowed in the Parliament."
Health

Victorian to enjoy freedom to picnic from Saturday, Here’ Details

Modest easing to restrictions from 11.59 pm Friday, 17 September in lockdown areas of metropolitan Melbourne and Ballarat
Health

Ballarat goes to lockdown as Victoria records 423 new COVID cases, Here’ details

From 11.59 pm tonight, the City of Ballarat will have the same restrictions – except for the curfew – in place as Metropolitan, Melbourne.
IMMIGRATION

Australia gets ready to open International borders with Digital Passenger Declaration (DPD)

​​“This will help us to welcome home increasing numbers of Australians, tourists, travellers, international students, skilled workers, and overseas friends and family.”
SPORTS

Asghar Stanikzai slams Tim Paine for ‘aggressive statements’ against Afghanistan cricket team

"Mr Paine! The Afghan National Cricket Team has the right to play not only in this World Cup but in all ICC organized tournaments/events in accordance with the rules and regulations of ICC"
INNOVATION

Hindu Community celebrates virtual Ganesh Chaturthi in Melbourne

Federal Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs Jason Wood highlighted the need to create awareness about Swastika from the Hindu religious perspective to reach the wider community.
INNOVATION

Swastika Issue: Victorian Government agrees to edit references objected by Hindu community

“We are dismayed with the Government’s statement regarding the consultations for these recommendations, in which the Hindu community is conveniently left out,”
IMMIGRATION

Consultancy company in court for allegedly underpaying Indian International student

The worker had been underpaid under the Clerks (Private Sector) Award 2020 and National Employment Standards.
Health

No more lockdown in Regional Victoria, Melbourne metro records 221 cases

From 11.59 pm on Thursday 9 September, the five reasons to leave the home will be removed in regional Victoria, except for Greater Shepparton.
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