Renowned international education scholars have been backed by the Australian government to research best practice in international student engagement.

A new IEAA white paper on the social and economic benefit of Australia’s learning abroad programs is calling for urgent action to get the global mobility programs back to pre-pandemic levels.

Australia-Asia youth leaders want to re-convene in-person programs and restart travel and immersion experiences, but do not necessarily want to revert to the way youth engagement 'used to be'.

In a landmark development, India and Australia have set up a task force for qualifications recognition between the two countries, which stakeholders hope will "lead to tangible outcomes in the near future".

The Australian government has made an investment of $10 million for an International Education Fund to support the international education sector's aims.

The recently announced uncapping of work hours for international students in Australia could have serious long-term implications for the higher education sector in the country, experts have cautioned.

Australia has announced visa rebates for international students arriving in the country over the next eight weeks, in addition to removing limits on how long student visa holders are permitted to work.

Thought leaders, practitioners, and key stakeholders in the international education sector in Australia and New Zealand, deep dived into ideas for reset and recovery of the sector, during the recently concluded 32nd ISANA Conference.