Surprise re-election by the Australian government means expected reforms to the country's domestic and international education sectors are unlikely.

Australia's Labor opposition party has warned universities its funding pledge would come with the expectation they address concerns within the international student cohort.

RMIT Online has expanded its Future Skills portfolio of short courses, focusing on cybersecurity to address predicted shortages in cybersecurity professionals.

Australian ELT providers are in an advantageous position to increase their influence in South East Asia through meaningful partnerships with ASEAN countries, according to speakers at this year's NEAS conference.

Australia's international education sector has called into question a report alleging international students were undermining the country's HE system, though evidence of waiving proficiency tests was found.

StudyPerth has launched a series of initiatives and marketing campaigns as part of its goal to double the number of international students the region hosts.

The largest and oldest offshore campus for Curtin University has celebrated its 20th anniversary by extending its partnership for another 20 years.

Australia’s Northern Territory plans to almost quadruple its cohort of international students by 2025, after releasing a reinvigorated international education strategy during the ICEF-ANZA conference in Darwin.