Pallavi Jain

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Pallavi Jain is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, whose investigative reporting has influenced public policy. A senior journalist and commentator, she has been a finalist in multiple international media awards.

Community mourns after body of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby found in Alice Springs

The death of a young Aboriginal child in Northern Territory has prompted grief and renewed concern within the community of Alice Springs. Police confirmed that...

Political Earthquake: One Nation draws level with Labor in new poll

A new Sky News Australia YouGov Pulse national poll has highlighted a sharp shift in Australia’s political landscape, with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation recording...

A Nation’s Shame: 6,000 Veterans without a home, Gina Rinehart pledges $200 million

Australia prides itself on honouring those who served. Yet behind the ceremonies, medals and ANZAC traditions lies a stark reality: thousands of former service...

Tibetans gather for Youth Unity Cup, cultural meet honouring 90th birthday of the Dalai Lama

Tibetan youth and community members from across Australia gathered in Newcastle from 9–12 April 2026 for the 14th Australian Tibetan Youth Unity Cup Tournament...

US–Israel vs Iran: Ceasefires without ideological change are just intermissions between wars

The world waits with bated breath to see whether the ceasefire in the US–Israel and Iran conflict will be extended. Yet many observers avoid...

World’s most recorded artist, legendary singer Asha Bhosle dies at 92, leaving behind an unmatched legacy

Asha Bhosle’s unmatched productivity earned her global recognition from Guinness World Records for the most recorded artist in music history, with thousands of songs recorded in more than 20 languages.

Artemis II makes history; astronauts travel farther from Earth than anyone ever

The mission represents the first crewed deep‑space flight in more than 50 years and a key step in returning humans to lunar exploration.

World’s first limbless para-archer Payal Nag wins Archery Para Series gold in historic win

Nag’s achievement carries historic significance because she is widely regarded as the world’s first quadruple-amputee para-archer competing at elite international level.

Who Will Own the Moon? Inside the Artemis Accords

The Accords aim to prevent conflict as space becomes more crowded and strategically important.

Young blood takes charge: Two-Thirds of Nepal’s Ministers under 40

At 35, Balen Shah is the youngest person ever to serve as prime minister in Nepal’s history. His government is characterized by a remarkably youthful leadership, with 10 out of the 15 ministers under 40 years of age, making it one of the youngest cabinets in the world.

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