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.
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.”
INNOVATION

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.
INNOVATION

Jacinta Allan unveils ‘Multicultural Victoria,’ pledging stronger anti-hate action and winding up the Victorian Multicultural Commission

This body will have two deputies (including at least one representing regional Victoria) and will be supported by a five-member advisory council.
POLITICS

Ley removes Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from Coalition frontbench after days of internal turmoil

She described the episode as disappointing for the Liberal Party, adding that she will learn from it and believes the party will emerge stronger.
INNOVATION

Sussan Ley courts Indian-Australians at ‘Little India’ and community meet amid party rupture over Price’s remarks

Now with a decisive presence in key NSW and Victorian seats — the expectation is simple: respect, stability and concrete policies over identity-based point-scoring.
POLITICS

Albanese, Trump discuss critical minerals and “shared security” ahead of UN trip

PM Albanese is expected in New York for the UNGA in mid-September, with officials attempting to convert the latest call into a bilateral meeting.
IMMIGRATION

Liberal Senator Price disgustingly targets Indian-Australians, asked to apologise after widespread backlash

Senator Price claimed Labor’s immigration policy was “ultimately about power” and shaped by the voting preferences of migrant communities.
IMMIGRATION

Australia keeps 2025–26 Permanent Migration Program at 185,000: Here’s what stays the same—and what’s changed

While the Government has not altered the top-line cap, the under-the-hood settings matter for employers, states and families.
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Eight Indian among 20 Asian languages to be taught in high school under Australia’s fluency push

Minister for Multicultural Affairs Anne Aly said language skills were a national asset that created opportunities for young people while strengthening cultural understanding.
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Penny Wong and Pat Conroy in Fiji to boost energy security and Vuvale Union

The visit comes amid growing concern over fuel supply vulnerabilities in the Pacific, where island nations remain highly exposed to global supply chain disruptions and rising energy costs.
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10 men charged as police seize 114kg meth, $1.1m cash in nationwide drug syndicate bust

Authorities estimate the drugs could have been sold as more than 1.1 million individual street deals, preventing more than $57 million from reaching criminal networks.
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