Pallavi Jain

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Pallavi Jain is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, whose investigative reporting has influenced public policy. A senior journalist and commentator, she has been a finalist in multiple international media awards.

Kellie Sloane elected unopposed as new NSW Liberal Leader

Sloane’s election is historically significant for the party, marking the first time the NSW Liberals have both a female leader and a female deputy leader.

World’s first 3D-Bioprinted cornea implanted in Israel in historic breakthrough — are Bio-Engineered organs next?

The patient, a woman who had been living with severe vision impairment, received a customized corneal graft produced entirely through bio-printing technology rather than donated human tissue.

‘Samskrutotsavam’ in Sydney: Celebrating Sanskrit’s living legacy

Students presented a wide range of performances, including Sanskrit songs, dance and drama, highlighting how ancient knowledge can be applied to modern global challenges.

‘Racism has no place here’: Premier Minns, MPs speak out after alleged assault on Indian-Australian community leader

NSW Police have arrested Mikayla Smith in connection with the alleged assault. She has been charged with common assault and assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

Gurmesh Singh elected NSW Nationals leader

This marks a historic moment for the Indian-Australian community, as he becomes the first Indian-origin politician to lead a mainstream political party in Australia.

Symphonic Hues: Shantana Deka Dutta brings Crochet Couture to life

Symphonic Hues, celebrated the artistry of crochet by evoking the warmth and nostalgia of handmade creations reminiscent of past generations.

Australian Consul General turns ‘Saree Ambassador’ for Mangalagiri weaves

Mangalagiri sarees, celebrated for their handicraft weaving, are produced in the town of Mangalagiri in Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh.

Woman arrested after alleged racial assault on Indian-Australian community leader in Sydney

The attackers reportedly shouted, “F*** off, Indian. Go back to where you came from,” after the unprovoked assault as the victim was walking out of Level 2 at Westfield Parramatta.

France marks ten years since one of modern Europe’s deadliest Islamist terror attacks

The Bataclan massacre was part of a wider ISIS plan targeting symbols of French culture and everyday life.

‘Les Bistronomes’ takes top honours; ‘Delhi ‘O’ Delhi’ wins best Indian Restaurant

Other national winners included ALT Pasta Bar in Melbourne which won the best Italian Restuarant while Savoey in Darlinghurst was judged the best Asian Restaurant.

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32-year-old Sydney man caught with $618,360 in suitcase sentenced to 16 months over suspected crime proceeds

The man told police the cash was connected to transactions involving tobacco businesses and said he intended to use it to purchase a tobacconist in Perth.

Pitch Black 2026: World’s most powerful air forces converge over Australia

The skies over northern Australia have gone quiet after three weeks of intense multinational air combat training, with Exercise Pitch Black 2026 concluding on...

Smart glasses are going mainstream. Do current privacy laws protect us from the risks?

The push to make camera glasses a major consumer trend comes at a cost to the privacy of the wearer, and everyone around them.
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