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In the media: Universities holding out hope for return of international students

RN Breakfast with Fran Kelly – ABC Radio

Universities have agreed to subsidise the return of international students under a plan by Victoria to revive the higher education economy.

Victoria is the first state to submit a formal plan to the Commonwealth which proposes 120 foreign students and others be quarantined weekly in a hotel outside the state’s existing quarantine system.

Guest: Professor Margaret Gardner, Vice-Chancellor of Monash University; Chair of the Group of Eight

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