Be informed know your risk during Covid-19
The COVID-19 epidemic is still raging in many parts of the world. Which social activity, or job, is the most or the lowest at risk of COVID-19 infection?
International students will no longer face a cap on working hours for hospitality and tourism jobs
International students will have a cap imposed on their working hours lifted if they are employed in hospitality and tourism, marking a significant change for many who rely on these jobs.
Australia closed to tourists until 2022
Australia will remain closed to the majority of international arrivals until at least the start of 2022, the Government has said.
Australian government pumps $53m into international education
The Australian government has announced a $53 million support package for international education providers in the country hardest hit by Covid-19.
Victorian government unveils plan to bring international students back
One state could start to accept more than 100 international student arrivals per week under a grand plan to reignite the economy.
Australians gather as Anzac dawn services return across the country
From the beaches to bush, from tiny towns to the nation’s capital, Australians came back together to remember the fallen on an Anzac Day more closely resembling the past.
Australia: sector calls for international student vaccination passports
Annalink OSHCstudents – International students should be allowed to enter Australia as part of a ‘vaccination passport’ arrangement, according to stakeholders in the country’s...
What to do when you graduate – your options for staying in Australia
You may be reaching towards the end of your studies, or have already graduated from your studies in Australia. All of those years of hard work have paid off, but what do you want to do now?
Mental Health in Australia
While moving or travelling to a new country is usually an enriching and exciting experience, it can also have its challenges. There may be times when you feel uncertain in the unfamiliar environment, out of place or lonely.
‘Cautious optimism’: New Zealand could be just the start for Australian travel bubbles
The long-anticipated travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand is finally taking off, and experts say it’s cause for ‘cautious’ optimism about what could be next.
Australia: The rise and rise of edtech higher education providers
COVID-19 saw universities across the globe shift to fully online delivery as campuses locked down. Australia was no exception.
Australia launches International Education Strategy consultation
The Australian government is looking for input from students, educators and the higher education sector on a new strategy for international education in Australia.
