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.
POLITICS

Trade, defence and diaspora: Albanese to welcome Modi to reshape Australia–India agenda

“I am honoured to welcome my friend Prime Minister Modi to Australia for our Annual Leaders’ Summit.”
POLITICS

Hanson rules out Deeming joining One Nation, saying she lacks ‘integrity and honesty’

Senator Hanson said One Nation was not interested in taking on someone she believed had failed the test of loyalty, honesty and integrity.
NEWS

Here’s all you need to know: ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’ event at Marvel Stadium, gates open at 3.30 pm

The event poster also reminds attendees to carry their digital pass and valid photo identification for entry.
NEWS

Teen fatally stabbed outside Craigieburn hospital as Victoria’s youth violence crisis deepens

The killing comes as Victoria Police has been running expanded patrols at major shopping centres during the school holidays under Operation Pulse
NEWS

Jacinta Allan on her way out in Victoria as One Nation overtakes Labor and Coalition

“The tight three-candidate-preferred count shows everything is so finely balanced and there are so many variables in the mix”
IMMIGRATION

Outrageous 25-200% Australian visa fee hike hits international students, partners and skilled workers from 1 July

"(The increse) It raises important questions about accessibility and affordability for genuine applicants"
NEWS

India visa services in Australia suspended on 1 July amid VFS contract uncertainty

The development will affect applicants using VFS Global’s India Passport and Visa Services Centres in Australia for visa-related services
POLITICS

Moira Deeming to be dumped by Victorian Liberals after refusal to apologise to Matthew Guy

“A request was made for her to make an unqualified apology. She has refused to do that. Further action, therefore, needs to occur, and the party is working on that now.”
INNOVATION

ACCC and ASIC gets sharper tools to crack down on unfair contract terms

Changes will strengthen the ability of regulators to act when powerful businesses use unfair terms to shift risk, limit rights, impose unreasonable penalties or lock customers and small businesses into one-sided arrangements.
NEWS

Jess Wilson visits Hindu Temple, pledges support for Victoria’s multicultural and multifaith communities

"Places of faith where young people learn culture, where families come together, where volunteers serve others deserves respect, recognition and support.”
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The Australia Today Multicultural survey: 34.5% in Northern Victoria, One Nation breaks two-quota mark

Survey places One Nation at just over two quotas in Northern Victoria, around 1.6 quotas in Northern Metropolitan, around 1.5 quotas in Western Victoria
IMMIGRATION

Australia says it wants international students, but visa refusals tell South Asian families a different story

Australia’s student visa refusal rates are rising, with 65% of Nepali, 51% of Bangladeshi and 40% of Indian university applicants refused in February 2026, compared with just 3.5% of Chinese applicants.
NEWS

Sydney man pleads not guilty to allegedly plotting childcare mass shooting in chats with AI chatbot Claude

The court also heard allegations that he discussed targeting a doctor’s office and referenced Naveed Akram, who has been charged over the December 2025 Bondi Beach mass shooting that killed 15 people.
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