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Politicians divided on return of international students

Politicians divided on return of international students
Six months ago,
University World News published my article, “Could Australia be the student mobility comeback kid?”, where I gave a very upbeat assessment of the prospects for Australia’s inbound international student recruitment. But the only way you can be a comeback kid is to get off the canvas when you’ve been knocked to the floor. At the moment, Australia is looking like it is down and out for the full count.
There were warning signs as far back as April 2020, when Prime Minister Scott Morrison told a press conference: “If they [international students] are not in a position to support themselves, then there is the alternative for them to return to their home countries.” ....

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Vice Chancellor slams "grubby" pursuit of international students

Vice Chancellor slams "grubby" pursuit of international students
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Western Australia becoming independent is 'comic nonsense'

Suggestions that Western Australia could survive if it seceded from the rest of the nation have been mocked as comic nonsense by a legal expert.
Premier Mark McGowan s coronavirus border closures have reignited debate over whether the should become independent from the rest of the country.
Proponents argue huge iron ore and gold deposits make it not only self-sufficient, but regularly subsidising other parts of Australia.
But constitutional lawyer Professor Greg Craven argued the WA economy waxes and wanes with the iron ore price but never takes responsibility for its lean years.
Western Australia previously voted to secede from the rest of Australia in 1933 ....

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Unis bend rules to help students get dream degree

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Universities are bending the rules to admit school leavers who bombed out in this year s COVID-19 study chaos.
Teenagers who missed out on studying their dream degree due to a low ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) are being urged to take a short bridging course or apply directly for entry.
One university is admitting students based on teacher recommendations, rather than ATAR scores, this year.
Others are counting community service and work experience towards university entry.
Students who copped health or financial curveballs in 2020 can also apply for special entry on equity grounds. ....

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