Australia has confirmed that new restrictions limiting when international students can bring dependants into the country are now in force, with assistant minister for international education Julian ...

Australia will stop foreign students from bringing partners ⁠and ⁠children to accompany them while they study ⁠and tighten working holiday visa rules, a senior minister said on Thursday, amid growing ...

"Today I can announce that subject to the Bill passing the overall number of international students starting a course next year will be set at 270,000 this includes higher education courses and ...

With a healthy mix of nervousness and excitement, kids across Australia are grabbing their backpacks and sunhats as they start the new school term. But millions of children around the world won’t be ...

Australia’s world-class universities contribute to defence capability, technological innovation and regional capacity building, while also serving as a key source of soft power internationally.

At least 58 of the territory’s 94 public schools will see their funding fall, with 37 facing cuts greater than 5 percent.

The federal government is aiming for 80% of Australian adults to have a vocational or university qualification by 2050, up ...

Earlier this month, the Australian government published an inquiry into the development of the country’s Asia capability titled “Security and Prosperity in Asia: Building Asia Capability in Australia ...

On June 23, Amin Moniri, a Year 12 student in western Sydney, won the inaugural Edith Brutman Award in the National Harmony Day Competition. His short film, Stronger Together, featured passers-by at ...

The suggested “Western Momentum” model means even more intensive workloads for educators, at the expense of the quality of ...

In the lead up to Expo 2025 Osaka, the Osaka Prefectural Government launched a new education initiative to connect all 150 Osaka public high schools with schools overseas. The aim was to strengthen ...

According to leading advocate for parents and carers Georgie Dent, Australia needs to back public policy reforms for families.