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Decline in international student numbers forces regional Aussie university to cut jobs

With campuses across regional NSW, CSU says international students once played a key financial role in supporting rural education.

South Australia’s Governor Adamson on mission to advance India collaboration in Space technology, Education and Agriculture

South Australian Governor Frances Adamson AC’s visit highlights a firm commitment to strengthening India-Australia ties through education, innovation, and women’s leadership.

If you’re a gig worker making money on these platforms, the ATO has its eyes on you

From this year, gig economy platforms like UberEats and OnlyFans must report users’ earnings directly to the ATO, ending self-reporting by workers.

Brisbane woman charged with fake scholarship scam and forced labour of international students

The students were allegedly forced into farm labour across Queensland to repay fake debts, with the woman pocketing their wages in breach of visa conditions.

Not all insecure work has to be a ‘bad job’: research shows job design can make a big difference

Many books – from Arne Kalleberg’s Good jobs, Bad jobs to Guy Standing’s The Precariat – have explored the negative impacts job insecurity can have on individuals, their families and communities.

Trump freezes visas, targets Chinese and international students in education crackdown

The Trump administration has recently revoked thousands of student visas nationwide, citing concerns about national security threats and ideological risks.

Death of the public university and the leadership crisis

No wonder both the public and public reason are pushed to the peripheries of policymaking.

Despite imminent visa fee hike, international students celebrate Albanese’s re-election as hope for relief

“No more $5000 international student visa fees, no more international student visa cuts each year, no more visa issues. It’s great news for everybody.”

More than half of university students, including internationals, face food insecurity

While food insecurity increased among most groups, younger students, those studying on campus and international students were the most at risk.

Labor will raise international students’ visa fee to $2000, to pay for election pledges

Universities Australia has cautioned that any significant increase in visa fees must be balanced carefully to avoid discouraging prospective students

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Hundreds fail compulsory retests as bribery scandal rocks New Zealand’s licensing system

The requirement for mass retesting followed findings of what the agency described as “serious misconduct” by testing officers.

South Australia election countdown officially begins with Labor ahead and Liberals at historic low

South Australia’s election campaign is officially under way after Premier Peter Malinauskas and Deputy Premier formally received the writs from Government House, signalling the 28-day countdown to the 21 March state election.

Australian firms secure key deals through AI impact summit in India

Business delegates assembled by Austrade showcased the breadth of Australia’s AI ecosystem, spanning established enterprises, universities and emerging technology scale-ups.
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