Australia's institutions have ambitious aims for continuing their transnational education offerings, but experienced providers have warned of the dangers of trying to make a "quick buck".

Australia has announced it is ending a visa that sector stakeholders say students have been utilising to end their studies early and access full time work in the country.

Opportunity for expansion of Australian TNE delivery at high school level continues to exist in Malaysia but online learning centres pose a 'real threat'.

A new overhaul in student visa processes in Australia could permit applicants to migrate to the country via education as government seeks to bolster the workforce.

Australia's higher education regulator has written to all the country's registered providers warning that they could be at risk of non-compliance in regards to their recruitment, admission and support for international students.

With mixed messaging on visas, Australia has made it difficult for international students to understand what exactly it wants from them, according to stakeholders. 

Public sentiment towards international students and international education in Australia could deteriorate in the next years, speakers said at The PIE Live Australia.

With some Australian onshore providers exposed as "gaming the system" by using unregulated agents, what will become of the sector's social licence?