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How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will affect Australia

  When Vladimir Putin became the first Russian leader to visit Australia – for the 2007 APEC summit in Sydney – I had a chance to ask...

Government to introduce Bill to strengthen Character Test

  Australia will introduce new legislation to quickly deport non-citizens who commit violent or sexual offences. The Migration Amendment (Strengthening the Character Test) Bill 2021 introduces...

Three new initiatives to foster Australia-India ties

  Following meetings last week in Melbourne between Minister for Foreign Affairs Marise Payne, and India’s Minister of External Affairs Dr S. Jaishankar, the Morrison...

Quad foreign ministers call for elimination of terrorist threats

  The Quad has called for the elimination of terrorist safe havens and for bringing to justice the perpetrators of cross-border terrorism. "We call on all...

National Backyard Cricket is Back This Summer

  Summer is here so it is time for Australian cricket fans to pad up and face the deliveries in 2022’s National Backyard Cricket Day. National...

As international students return, let’s not return to the status quo of isolation and exploitation

  As Australia welcomes back international students, it’s a time for education providers to re-imagine how they cater to these students. Our research shows helping them to build...

Govt to rebate student visa fees for the next 8 weeks

The Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a rebate to entice international students to come to Australia. “We will be rebating the visa application fees...

Travellers scramble as Qantas cancels certain flights to India

  Amid labour shortages across the country, including the aviation sector, it seems national carrier Qantas is having to cut down its flights to India....

“$40 for 2 tests”: Aussies unhappy with RAT prices

  With Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday ruling out government funding free rapid coronavirus tests, consumers are unhappy with RATs prices especially since free...

‘Getting nothing from Australia’: intl students fume at delayed travel plans

  When 24-year-old Rini Dharva heard the news last week of Australian borders reopening to international students and temporary residents, she’d rushed to buy tickets...

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