Politics live: Australia sends ‘wrong signals’ to China and India about international students, Victorian premier says
MeridStreet AI summaryThe Victorian premier has criticized Australia's approach to international students, saying it sends the wrong signals to China and India. This criticism comes at a time when Australia is trying to attract more students from these countries. The premier's comments are significant because international students are a major contributor to Australia's economy, and their enrollment can have a major impact on the country's trade and economic relationships with other nations.
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Australia's mixed signals on international students may impact its education sector. The new laws on tobacco may also affect the country's public health and economy.
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