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

Western media sold Pakistani military’s propaganda as diplomatic influence, report reveals

At the same time, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), sent out a “private message” on WhatsApp to reporters, favourably building Pakistan’s propaganda in international media.
OPINION

Kos Samaras’ “demographic wall” theory is flawed as multicultural voters realign around local frustrations

They may dislike racial rhetoric, but that does not mean they are satisfied with Labor governments overseeing collapsing infrastructure, soaring migration without planning
IMMIGRATION

Migrant trade workers arrival to be fast-tracked under new trade skills assessment system

A further $5.6 million will fund a new skills recognition program for onshore visa holders, while $4.5 million will strengthen oversight of assessing authorities.
NEWS

Australians to pay more for overseas travel as Budget lifts departure tax by 14 per cent

“We’re outraged that the Government has decided to make travel even more expensive, when operators are already under enormous pressure from the ongoing fuel crisis."
POLITICS

Albanese government bets big on India’s growth with $25.3 million package to boost trade and maritime security

India has become an increasingly central part of Australia’s regional strategy, with both countries working more closely on trade, education, clean energy, technology, defence
NEWS

Pakistan accused of hiding Iranian military aircrafts on its airfields while acting as US-Iran mediator

Move may have been aimed at protecting some of Iran’s remaining military and aviation assets from possible American strikes as the conflict continued to widen.
POLITICS

Premier Allan forced into Fed Square World Cup backflip after backlash over “un-Australian” screening ban

If Victoria cannot safely host fans cheering for the national team, something has gone wrong.
POLITICS

Victoria’s surplus pitch hides a $199 billion debt problem

The operating budget may be in surplus, but when infrastructure and capital spending are included, Victoria is still expected to run a cash deficit of $7.7 billion in 2026/27.
POLITICS

Nepean has given Liberals a win but no guarantee for November state election

Liberals would be relieved to have retained the seat, but the fall in their primary vote showed voters remained wary of the major parties.
IMMIGRATION

11 Indian nationals deported from Australia over criminal offences, drug, fraud, visa breaches and non-cooperation

Australian authorities reportedly decided to use a dedicated charter flight because some of the detainees were considered “non-compliant and disruptive”, making it difficult and unsafe
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The Australia Today Multicultural survey: 34.5% in Northern Victoria, One Nation breaks two-quota mark

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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.
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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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