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.
INNOVATION

Australian Gurvindar Singh, along with Canadians Aman Kang and Mani Dhaliwal arrested in allegedly biggest drug-smuggling bust

Investigators seized 20 million illicit cigarettes, 50 kg of cocaine, and 280 kg of liquid methamphetamine during the operation, along with digital devices, cash, and vehicles.
SPORTS

Royal Challengers Bengaluru finally clinch IPL crown after 18 years as PBKS fall agonizingly short

‘This win is as much yours as it is ours. I want you to celebrate with us.’
SPORTS

Star all-rounder Maxwell retires from ODIs, sets sights on 2026 T20 World Cup

"I have been able to go through the ups and downs of being dropped, being brought back, playing in a few World Cups and being a part of some great teams.”
SPORTS

Shreyas Iyer steers Punjab Kings to first IPL final in 11 years with commanding win over Mumbai Indians

"Just throw the imagination and also the hiccup in the bin and not think too much about where we went wrong because throughout the season we've been playing amazing.”
INNOVATION

Liberals pledge to scrap stamp duty for first-home buyers on both established and off-the-plan properties

A tax relief worth an average of $40,000 on a $750,000 home.
INNOVATION

Victoria moves to ban machete sales after Northland shopping centre gang brawl

Staff and patrons who witnessed the brawl described a normally tranquil Sunday afternoon, shattered by sudden violence.
INNOVATION

Albanese pledges more tanks for Ukraine and backs tougher sanctions during Vatican meetings

He noted that almost every leader he met in Rome claimed a personal connection to Australia—a testament to its diaspora and international reputation.
OPINION

Labor has promised fast action to cut student debt, but arts students will have to wait for lower fees

Labor says the debt reduction will apply before 3.2% indexation is applied to HELP loan balances on June 1 this year.
INNOVATION

Joint counter-terrorism team releases synagogue arson footage amid rising public safety concerns

Three masked individuals emerge, wielding an axe to breach the door, then ferry red jerry cans back and forth to douse the lobby in accelerant.
INNOVATION

Victoria’s Off-the-plan stamp duty wipeout: pay $4k instead of $32k, here is how

A further $12.1 million will fund planning for 13,200 new homes and 8,600 jobs in Melbourne’s outer suburbs through precinct structure
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NEWS

$30m fuel assistance and Pacific Resilience Facility treaty ratified in Australia–Fiji Suva talks

The PRF will provide grants for climate adaptation, disaster preparedness, loss and damage response, and community-led clean energy projects, with Pacific governments taking the lead in deciding funding priorities.
IMMIGRATION

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.
NEWS

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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