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Proposed amendments to the student places capping and needs based funding bill
Jason Clare’s student places capping bill appeared in the Senate several times last week, but there were no votes on substantive amendments. Parliament does not sit again until 12 October.
It is clear, however, that agreement has been reac...
Tony Burke's changes to student visa policy - first draft on secondary visa holders
As foreshadowed in recent weeks, Tony Burke has today announced changes to student visa policy. Unfortunately at the moment – about 5.30pm on 17 September – there is little detail other than what has been given to journalists and Burke’s Na...
Pathways to permanent residence for former international students
The Australian government is trying, without much success to date, to reduce the number of long-term temporary migrants. For student-related visa holders – people with student visas, temporary graduate visas, or former international student...
Measuring low SES and higher education policy
Australian higher education policy uses a geographic proxy to measure socioeconomic status. People living in the lowest 25% of areas by the ABS Index of Education and Occupation are deemed ‘low SES’.
The IEO is one of four SES measures dev...
The coming cuts to student-related secondary temporary visa holders
Last week The Australian reported on apparent forthcoming limits on student secondary visa holders, the partners and children of the primary visa holder students. This has been rumoured for months. Along with long-foreshadowed changes to po...
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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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