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

Jacinta Allan’s real problem is not Pauline Hanson’s One Nation — it is angry suburban Victorians

"They don’t say it loudly at work, but they say it at the pub, at home, with friends. One Nation is coming through because people feel nobody else is listening.”

NEWS

Daylesford Pub had no valid outdoor permit, where Pratibha, Jatin and Vivek lost lives: troubling evidence out

For the families of those killed, the evidence raises another painful question in a case already marked by grief, anger and a long search for accountability.

IMMIGRATION

Marvel Stadium locked in for ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’ community reception as nearly 26,000 register to attend

Its central location, transport links, controlled entry points and large seating capacity are understood to have been key considerations in the venue assessment.

NEWS

Chaman Tiwari elected to City of Whittlesea council after securing 52.61 per cent vote

Tiwari’s win came after she campaigned on local issues, including cleaner streets, safer neighbourhoods, better roads and footpaths and stronger services

NEWS

Brad Battin shuts down One Nation rumours, says he has ‘no interest’ in joining Pauline Hanson’s party

“I have not been in Perth since 2022, and if in the near future I go there, it will be to have a good drink at a winery, not any political deal.”

POLITICS

PM Albanese rattled after Pauline Hanson’s One Nation secures $2m war chest against Labor

The Prime Minister declined to reveal how much Labor had raised through its own donation appeal.

POLITICS

Would you pay $27 to stop Pauline Hanson’s One Nation or $29 to fire Albanese’s Labor?

Hanson has described Labor’s donation campaign as “absolutely disgusting” and questioned why the Prime Minister was asking ordinary Australians to give money

NEWS

Game changer reform: India opens equity and bond markets for foreign investors with zero tax on profits

The government has also decided to remove three restrictions under the general route for Foreign Portfolio Investor investments in government securities:

INNOVATION

UWA cardiologist Professor Girish Dwivedi named 2026 Researcher of the Year

“I am truly humbled and share this award with my students, trainees, collaborators, and colleagues”

POLITICS

Victorian Labor crisis deepens as One Nation storms past Premier Allan in latest poll

Sharpened pressure on Allan, with 62 per cent of voters saying Labor should change leader before the November election.

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OPINION

Minister Aly warns Pauline Hanson’s monoculture vision threatens every aspect of multicultural Australia

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