Australian higher education policy
Andrew NortonThis Substack contains cross-posts from my blog on Australian higher education policy issues.
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Waves of Plenty - notes on Mark Cully's history of migration to Australia
The notes and comments below on a new history of migration to Australia only get to international education towards the end. So this post is less focused than usual on higher education policy. But discussing international students from the...
Points-tested visas and international students – possible changes to the points
In a previous post I described the three points-tested visas that international students use to achieve permanent residence or a clear pathway to it. These are the subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa, the subclass 190 Skilled Nominated vi...
Private higher education provider policy now less coherent
Yesterday the higher education funding legislation had its biggest revision in many years. I summarised the Senate changes to the original funding bill in this post. But along with these amendments a new provision added two higher education...
The student places capping and needs based funding bill has passed – with amendments
The government’s capping student places and needs-based funding bill – with considerable spin officially called the Universities Accord (Opening the Doors of Opportunity) Bill 2026 – won Senate approval on Monday. A total of 43 amendments w...
Restrictions on secondary student visas - the legal detail
After Tony Burke gave his National Press Club address on migration I wrote a blog post on new limits on secondary visa holders, the partners and children of the primary visa holders. Not much detail was available at the time. This post draw...
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I'm Andrew Norton, an Australian higher education policy analyst. I work at the Monash Business School at Monash University in Melbourne. All views are my own, etc.
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