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‘Not our fault’: The students having second thoughts about Destination Australia

As populism gains traction and international students become political hot potatoes, the $54 billion university industry is in trouble.

First reported by The Sydney Morning Herald 1 source
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    ‘Not our fault’: The students having second thoughts about Destination Australia (opens The Sydney Morning Herald in a new tab)

    As populism gains traction and international students become political hot potatoes, the $54 billion university industry is in trouble.

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