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Oz varsities issue plea for return of foreign students

Oz varsities issue plea for return of foreign students Oz varsities issue plea for return of foreign students Agencies / Updated: May 25, 2021, 06:00 IST Flinders University in S Australia Enrolments from India, its second-biggest market, have reportedly fallen 35 per cent since the beginning of the pandemic Universities in the state of South Australia (SA) have issued a plea to the federal government to allow international students to return to the country. According to data released on Monday, international enrolments in SA’s universities have dropped by 33 per cent amid the coronavirus pandemic, crippling their budgets, reports Xinhua news agency. Sebastian Raneskold, Flinders University’s Vice-President and Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), said the fall was “deeply concerning” for universities and the broader SA economy, calling for the “urgent activation” of a plan for the arrival of international students.

Australian varsities issue plea for return of international students

Australian varsities issue plea for return of international students Tuesday, May 25, 2021 IWK Bureau Universities in the state of South Australia (SA) have issued a plea to the federal government to allow international students to return to the country. According to data released on Monday, international enrolments in SA s universities have dropped by 33 per cent amid the coronavirus pandemic, crippling their budgets, reports Xinhua news agency. Sebastian Raneskold, Flinders University s Vice-President and Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), said the fall was deeply concerning for universities and the broader SA economy, calling for the urgent activation of a plan for the arrival of international students.

Australian over-50s warned to not delay COVID vaccination - World News

2021-05-21 02:05:22 GMT2021-05-21 10:05:22(Beijing Time) Xinhua English CANBERRA, May 21 (Xinhua) Medical experts have warned Australians over 50 not to delay getting their coronavirus vaccines despite blood clot fears. Omar Khorshid, the president of the Australian Medical Association (AMA), told News Corp Australia on Thursday that with winter approaching Australia is vulnerable to a coronavirus outbreak. The best way to protect our community is for the vulnerable to be vaccinated, especially those aged over 70, who are vulnerable to very bad outcomes if they contract coronavirus, he said. His comments were a response to Health Minister Greg Hunt, who implied earlier that over-50s currently eligible for the AstraZeneca-Oxford vaccine could choose to wait until doses of the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines are available late in 2021.

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