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The reporting by the Senate Committee inquiry into in the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill ...

The website of the Senate Education and Employment Committee’s hearing into the Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and ...

While a legal case against the proposed reforms has been the topic of various discussions and scuttlebutt, it now appears ...

The Senate will vote today on a motion by Senator Sarah Henderson proposing another public hearing into the Education Services ...

The impact on Australia’s international education sector of the Government’s plans to cap international student enrolments has been well publicised. ...

The federal government’s decision to cap international student numbers is not only ill-conceived and damaging to Australia’s well-regarded higher education ...

On Friday, in the final minutes of the 3rd senate hearing into the ESOS Act, the government started sending out ...

Almost a week since details were released, the TAFE sector’s peak body, TAFE Directors Australia (TDA), has responded publicly to ...

Since October 2023 the government has introduced nine migration policy changes affecting international students. A tenth change, to permanent residence ...

Since the draft Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Quality and Integrity) Bill 2024 was released back in May, the ...

As reported by TKN the morning (National Planning Level (Caps) for 2025) Announced) the Government has released long-awaited details on ...

With the IEAA Pathways Forum in a matter of weeks, Tracy Harris looks at what the impact enrolment caps might ...

The government should not cap international student numbers as it risks over-shooting its Net Overseas Migration (NOM) target, leading to ...

With rumours of possible immigration caps on international student places being discussed in major broadsheets, are we forgetting we already ...