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.

POLITICS

Victorian Speaker Maree Edwards quits politics, leaving Labor to defend both Bendigo seats without incumbents

The double retirement means Labor will go to the election without either of the two long-serving MPs who have dominated state politics in the regional city for years.

POLITICS

Secret SRL tax scandal: Premier Ben Carroll dumps hidden transport levy after explosive Auditor-General findings

“The way this charge was created and implemented, there was a lack of transparency”

NEWS

Receiver appointed to Rupinder Brar-founded Punvec Group as company faces separate winding-up application

The company said it is involved in a commercial dispute with one counterparty over a contested amount, which is now before the court, and stressed that the claim is being defended.

NEWS

Nepal flash floods kill at least 157, including 34 Australians, many believed to be Indian-origin pilgrims

Isha Sacred Walks says 53 people of Indian origin are among its group of 77 foreign nationals who remain unreachable.

HEALTH

Indian-origin GP Dr Ramya Raman elected to lead Australia’s 53,000-member RACGP

“My focus will be on tangible outcomes: stronger investment in general practice, better support for practices and our workforce."

INFOTAINMENT

No human voice, no chart hit: ARIA cracks down on AI-generated music in Australia

Artists will still be able to use AI as a supporting production tool, provided human creativity remains at the heart of the finished recording.

NEWS

No breach: Justice Department investigation rejects allegations against Cr Preet Singh’s JP status

"The department’s investigation found no grounds warranting Mr Singh’s removal from the Office of Justice of the Peace and found no breach of the relevant Act or Code of Conduct in relation to the allegations examined."

OPINION

When overseas politics comes to Australia: ‘Khalistan’, migration and One Nation collide over controversial Tarneit garage mural

A garage door in Melbourne’s west has become an unlikely battleground over identity, separatism, immigration and what multicultural Australia should — and should not...

NEWS