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.

Indian Rafales join 100-aircraft force as Exercise Pitch Black returns to northern Australia

Pitch Black 2026 will mark the first participation of Japanese Air Self-Defense Force F-35 Lightning II fighters and Indonesian T-50I Golden Eagle jets in the exercise.

Victorian government offers teachers 28.3 per cent pay rise in bid to stop July 23 strike

Any proposed workplace agreement would ultimately need the support of employees before being submitted to the Fair Work Commission.

What’s wrong with giving migrants service they earned? More citizenship ceremonies mean better service — not manufactured voters

Delaying citizenship rights after an application has been approved should not be treated as an acceptable feature of the system.

Victorian Liberals set Friday 5.30 pm meeting to dump Moira Deeming as Upper house candidate

The stoush has again exposed deep divisions within the Victorian Liberals, less than four months before the state election.

Delhi High Court cancels VFS Global’s Visa & Passport services contract in Australia, orders fresh tender

However, the court permitted the VFS to continue operating until the new tender process is completed

Moira Deeming withdraws ‘court case’ after last-ditch plea against ‘indefensible’ disendorsement push

“The State Executive, having all the evidence before them, can now decide whether to pursue mediation or reconvene to disendorse me.”

Victoria could see a One Nation ‘Premier’ as Labor and Coalition trail in three-way election contest

A strong statewide primary vote into lower-house seats will depend on candidate coverage, geographic support and how preferences flow in three-candidate contests.

Modi, Albanese meet business leaders as Australia–India economic roadmap takes centre stage

“Witnessed a truly exceptional musical performance featuring Australia’s ancient Didgeridoo and India’s Tabla.

Deeming apologises for ‘huge distractions’ but vows to fight on as Liberal court battle deepens

Ms Deeming also used the message to thank her backers, reaffirm her support for Opposition Leader Jess Wilson

Victoria’s law-and-order crisis deepens as Labor MP Katie Hall injured stopping brutal attack

“I believe that the thug is now exactly where he should be – in custody.”

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