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International student caps are set to pass parliament

A Senate committee, which has a Labor majority, has recommended the bill be passed with amendments.

Australian universities tumble in global rankings amidst international student visa cuts

Australia, the third-largest destination for international students after the UK and the US, is facing a potential enrolment cap, with the government considering limiting new international students to 270,000—a reduction of 53,000.

Western Sydney University hosts Fijian delegation to strengthen educational ties

Following the MOU signing, the delegation had an engaging discussion with nearly a dozen TSLS-sponsored undergraduate students currently studying at WSU.

Preetham Akula and Fazil Mohammed Win at 2024 Victorian International Education Awards

Nishadeep Kaur was highly commended by the International Student of the Year – Vocational Education and Training judging panel.

No increase in Pacific students in Australia, except from Fiji

Educational exchange is crucial for enhancing connections between individuals and societies and acts as a powerful tool for extending soft power.

How Ankur Patel created Fruit World Business Empire: A Story of Determination, Community, and Growth

“We have changed perceptions. The same vendors in the market now make special coffee for me when I am there for early morning meetings.”

Five Indian international students named finalists in Victoria’s education awards

Among the nominees, five Indian students have been recognised for their contributions in higher education, entrepreneurship, and leadership.

1 in 20 students experience sexual assault, Albanese Government introduces National Student Ombudsman

Alongside the Ombudsman, the government will introduce a National Higher Education Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-based Violence.

Premier Allan’s India Visit to Focus on Tourism, Technology, Film, and Education Sectors

She is also expected to participate in the release of a comprehensive India Strategy report

International students grapple with soaring living costs and tuition fees

An exclusive look into the lives of these students reveals their financial challenges and their demands for more equitable treatment compared to domestic students.

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Albanese and ministers join Ramadan celebrations, encouraging wider community participation

Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek described Ramadan nights in Lakemba as one of Sydney’s great traditions, pointing to the bustling streets and strong sense of community.

Shaping a Human-Centric Future for AI – AI Impact Summit 2026

Humans must never become mere data points or raw material for machines. Instead, AI must become a tool for global good, opening new doors of progress for the Global South.

Border force dogs sniff out $9m cocaine haul concealed in luxury bus

During a forensic search of the vessel, officers deployed specialist technology, including videoscopes and detector dogs.
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