JAI BHARADWAJ

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Founder and Editor in Chief of The Australia Today. Experienced Journalist with a demonstrated history of working in the international media industry. Skilled in Broadcasting, Storytelling, Video, News Writing, and Google Analytics and Fact Check.
BUSINESS

Liberal MP’s Guru Nanak Lake parliamentary motion reopens old wounds in Victorian Sikh community and exposes party split

The lake, previously informally known as Berwick Springs Lake, had no official gazetted name before being designated Guru Nanak Lake in 2023.
BUSINESS

Pradeep Tiwari back as Maribyrnong Mayor as Court drops dangerous driving and no seatbelt charges

The magistrate laughed at the prosecutor's claim that the Victoria Police was unable to locate Pradeep Tiwari, the Maribyrnong Mayor, to serve the notice for the court proceedings.
BUSINESS

Albury Central Motel fire: Woman charged after ‘suspicious’ blaze leaves Indian-Australian owner devastated

Fire and Rescue NSW crews battled the blaze for several hours before bringing it under control. Several rooms were destroyed, with others suffering severe smoke and water damage.
SPORTS

Healy’s heroics: Australia chase record 331 to stun India in Women’s World Cup classic

Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur later acknowledged that the team faltered in execution in those death overs, despite a strong first 40 overs.
BUSINESS

Abhishek-Gill stand powers India to six-wicket win over Pakistan in Asia Cup Super Four opener

India’s victory extends their dominance over Pakistan in the tournament, having already won the group-stage clash comfortably.
BUSINESS

Two senior ministers step aside: SA Labor rocked just six months from election

Labor will likely lean on policy successes so far—economic performance, environment, infrastructure—to offset the shock.
OPINION

‘Empty-handed in Port Moresby’: Where PM Albanese’s Pacific strategy faltered

Pacific nations, meanwhile, are increasingly cautious about entering into deals that seem rushed or insufficiently transparent.
SPORTS

Mandhana’s blazing century ends India’s 18-year wait for home ODI win over Australia

The win, India’s first home ODI triumph over Australia in 18 years and 206 days, levelled the three-match series 1-1
SPORTS

Asia Cup: Clinical India humble Pakistan by 7 wickets — and explain why no handshake followed

“We stand by the families of the victims… We express our solidarity… Want to dedicate the win to all our armed forces who showed a lot of bravery.”
BUSINESS

AIBC forum spotlights India–Australia skills pact as ministers map joint training pipelines

"We’ll align training where it makes sense, protect integrity, and ensure learners—whether in Ahmedabad, Adelaide or Alice Springs—can demonstrate capability in real workplaces.
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