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

National Press Club apologises to Pauline Hanson after GetUp banner stunt disruption

“No club personnel or club contractors had any involvement in this matter.”
POLITICS

Premier Allan brings new law to jail adults who recruit children for serious crimes

Organised crime bosses who recruit kids to torch venues and invade homes deserve no sympathy.
POLITICS

Pauline Hanson vows to half tobacco tax to fight Australia’s black market crisis

“The aim is to reduce the incentive for consumers to go to the black market”
NEWS

‘Modi Express Flight’ opens for Sydney community members travelling to ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’

The proposed Sydney-to-Melbourne group travel arrangement is aimed at helping community members coordinate travel if sufficient demand is received.
IMMIGRATION

Australian citizen Prabhjot Narang gets relief as Indian court orders to withdraw ‘Look Out Circular’ in Khalistan threat case

His brother-in-law, Harpreet Singh, had earlier been stopped at an airport on September 25, 2023, in connection with the same case.
SPORTS

Cooper Connolly’s maiden century helps Australia avoid Bangladesh whitewash in Dhaka thriller

His 149 included 13 fours and six sixes and is understood to sit among the highest individual ODI scores by an Australian.
POLITICS

Australia, get ready: Pauline Hanson now preferred PM candidate, pushing Albanese behind

The attacks come as Hanson attempts to convert polling momentum into a broader national campaign against Labor and the Coalition.
OPINION

Jacinta Allan’s real problem is not Pauline Hanson’s One Nation — it is angry suburban Victorians

"They don’t say it loudly at work, but they say it at the pub, at home, with friends. One Nation is coming through because people feel nobody else is listening.”
NEWS

Daylesford Pub had no valid outdoor permit, where Pratibha, Jatin and Vivek lost lives: troubling evidence out

For the families of those killed, the evidence raises another painful question in a case already marked by grief, anger and a long search for accountability.
IMMIGRATION

Marvel Stadium locked in for ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’ community reception as nearly 26,000 register to attend

Its central location, transport links, controlled entry points and large seating capacity are understood to have been key considerations in the venue assessment.
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