Tag: Government Policy

After two years of near-constant policy changes, Assistant Minister for International Education Julian Hill arrived at this week's PIE LIVE ...

When the Australian Government responded to the international education and tourism inquiry last week, it did so with a familiar ...

As voices grow louder on Australia’s immediate economic outlook and the ‘R’ word begins to surface more frequently, it is ...

Australia’s higher education system is standing at a crossroads. The Federal Government’s review of university governance has laid bare a ...

The government’s messaging on international education continues to lean heavily on words like “shonks,” “crooks,” and “integrity.” Many in the ...

The Student Accommodation Council has welcomed the Australian Government’s decision to link international student enrolment increases to the delivery of ...

The federal Government has unveiled a National Planning Level of 295,000 international student places for 2026.The new cap represents a ...

Foreign Minister Senator the Hon Penny Wong has announced changes to the New Colombo Plan (NCP), and it appears the ...

A few days ago, I came across an article that used data analytics to estimate how many international students would ...

Amendments to the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act 2000 to strengthen integrity in the international education sector will ...

As Parliament prepares to return in late July, The Koala News caught up with Phil Honeywood, CEO of the International ...

A new role has been created in the Labor Government for international education as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced his ...

English Australia has issued a press release on yesterday's Labor announcement of increasing visa fees. It reads: Yesterday, the Treasurer ...

International students will soon face higher visa application fees under proposals announced by both major parties ahead of the upcoming ...