The Western Sydney University and Macquarie University Rank-and-File Committees issued this statement calling for a unified national campaign against the Albanese Labor government’s intensifying cuts ...

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It’s been a turbulent time for the sector in Australia, with Anthony Albanese’s government gradually hardening its immigration policies and – in turn – its rhetoric about international students. In ...

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In their search for people other than themselves to blame for Australia’s lack of affordable housing, the country’s two major political parties have found an easy scapegoat in international students.

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In Australia, a federal election may still be months away, but immigration — in particular the number of foreign students — is already a focus of political debate. Border control is again a key ...

Australia will limit how many international students it accepts in an effort to reduce migration to pre-pandemic levels, the BBC reported Tuesday. One of the world’s largest international education ...

The national planning level – currently set at 270,000 as part of Ministerial Direction 111 – will go up to 295,000 in 2026. While this is an increase on this year’s numbers, it is still 8% below the ...

Australia’s international student policy is facing a major overhaul as political leaders from both major parties vow to cut the number of foreign students entering the country. With a looming housing ...

A recent academic survey has revealed that “hot-bedding”—the practice of tenants sharing a bed in shifts to reduce rental costs—is becoming more common in Australia. Immigrants and international ...