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.
NEWS

New timetables, new routes: Here’s what changes as Metro Tunnel goes fully online

In the west, Werribee and Williamstown line services no longer interline with Frankston trains. These lines now operate independently, with revised timetables intended to reduce flow-on delays caused by congestion elsewhere in the network.
HEALTH

RANZCR appoints Dr Rajiv Rattan as new president, signals focus on training and clinical excellence

“We will continue to invest in training and education to ensure that our future generations continue to thrive in a world of innovation.”
POLITICS

Pauline Hanson demands explanation over removal of Australian flag from NDIA email signatures

She said the Australian flag and coat of arms represent “not only the Australian nation but every Australian citizen” and should be displayed prominently to foster national unity and identity.
POLITICS

National Cabinet locks in record $25bn hospital funding deal and major NDIS reforms

From 1 October 2026, children with developmental delay or autism with low to moderate support needs will begin transitioning to Thriving Kids from NDIS
SPORTS

Jensi Kanabar creates history as first Indian girl to win Australian Open U14 title

Kanabar’s victory adds to India’s growing presence in international junior tennis and highlights a strong pipeline of emerging talent.
HEALTH

Health Minister Butler says Australia is closely monitoring Nipah virus spread overseas as India reports new cases

“We don’t have any advice at the moment to change our existing protocols for sick travellers who arrive in Australia.”
NEWS

Otways bushfire: 1,100-plus properties told to evacuate before Tuesday’s extreme fire weather

Authorities advised people leaving the affected area to detour inland, with evacuation routes including Birregurra–Forrest Road and Forrest–Apollo Bay Road towards Colac, while noting conditions and road access may change.
NEWS

Community-led relief ramps up as Dawoodi Bohra volunteers deliver medical supplies to Yea and Longwood after Victorian bushfires

“This isn’t just about providing supplies; it’s about standing side-by-side with our fellow Victorians during a very difficult time.”
NEWS

Indian-Australian community farewells High Commissioner Gopal Baglay at Melbourne event by AIDF

High Commissioner underscored that India–Australia ties are increasingly defined not only by government-to-government engagement but by the day-to-day links between communities, universities, businesses and families across both countries.
SPORTS

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon visits India as league targets South Asia for growth

The AFL has also launched and promoted AFL Desi, a content and community handle created to connect South Asian audiences—both in Australia and abroad
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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.
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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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