
Universities Australia warns that One Nation's plan to cut international student intake will lead to campuses shutting down and domestic students missing out.
The proposed cuts would reduce international student intake by over 200,000 on current levels, with international student intake limited to 100,000 visas per year and graduate visas to 20,000.
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The proposed policy could have significant impacts on Australia's education sector and economy
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