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.

Diwali celebrations at NSW Parliament mark Australia’s unity and rich cultural tapestry

Premier Chris Minns and Opposition Leader Mark Speakman both extended warm wishes to the Indian community, acknowledging the significant contributions of the Indian diaspora to New South Wales

Trailblazer: Jai Bharadwaj becomes first Indian-origin Vice-President of Melbourne Press Club

It underscores the evolving landscape of Australian journalism, reflecting the contributions of individuals from diverse backgrounds in shaping the media industry.

Three Afghan cricketers killed in cross-border airstrikes as Pakistan teeters on the brink

Rashid Khan, captain of Afghanistan’s men’s cricket team called the strike “immoral and barbaric”

Sydney Hindu Youth Conference 2025: Rooted or Rebranded, Young Australians explore Dharmic identity

The event brought together students, professionals and community volunteers for a day of reflection and dialogue on what it means to live as a confident Hindu in Australia.

Well known Indian-Australian journalist Neena Badhwar passes away

Through her work, she supported and celebrated Indian culture, highlighting community achievements, festivals, arts, and initiatives.

LG India MD Hong Ju Jeong earns applause with Hindi speech as local arm surpasses parent company’s market value after NSE debut

Starting his speech with “Namaskar, Bharat,” Jeong instantly struck a chord with the audience.

Powerhouse Castle Hill lights up for Diwali celebrating the spirit of culture and community

“Powerhouse Castle Hill will transform for the festival of lights, with a vibrant lineup of Indian talent and objects from the Powerhouse Collection”

Sydney Opera House glows gold as NSW celebrates Diwali with joy, unity and colour

One of Diwali’s messages is that good triumphs over evil — that we must come together in joy and unity, working together to overcome darkness and division.”

European Space Agency opens 35-metre antenna in Australia to strengthen deep space communications

The 35-metre dish, which weighs roughly 620 tonnes, incorporates advanced technology to pick up extremely faint signals from faraway missions.

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