Queensland’s international education sector posted decade-high growth in 2018–19 to inject AUD$5.38 billion into the state, according to ABS data.

Accommodation provider Student One has opened its third location in Brisbane's CBD, meeting its plans to establish itself within the Queensland capital before expanding elsewhere.

Brisbane's Rainbow Hub has launched a new video campaign to promote the city as welcoming to LGBTWI+ international students.

Potentially booby-trapped posters claiming "It's Ok to be white" have been discovered on several Australian universities campuses.

A new student welfare and information centre, The Student Hub, has opened in Brisbane to bolster the state’s A$3bn international education industry and help students feel supported.

Three international high school students have won flights and a scholarship to attend the Chrysalis Young Leaders' summer school programme at The University of Queensland's Emmanuel College in Brisbane at the Global Youth Challenge.

An international student at the Queensland University of Technology has won flights and accommodation for two family members to attend her graduation ceremony in Study Brisbane’s Ultimate Graduation competition.

We’re seeing a trend that wherever the students go, you’re actually seeing the follow through of investment flow as well, mainly around the property sector.