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Speedy resolution of Australian visa issues for Indian students soon? This is what Education Ministry said

The Union Education minister briefed Clare on the new National Education Policy 2020 and the expanded scope for internationalisation in education

Published on 21st July 2022
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Australia woos Indian students with relaxed visa norms and great study experience

In these difficult times, Australian institutes are offering additional time to applicants to furnish English-language results like the TOEFL iBT® test

Published on 12th June 2022
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UGC directs students to apply for QUAD Fellowship. Here's all you need to know first

The QUAD fellowship will sponsor 25 students each from Australia, India, the United States and Japan to pursue higher studies in STEM fields in the US

Published on 27th May 2022
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IIT-BHU discusses research collaboration with Australian National University. Here's what to expect

In a meeting that was held between a high-level delegation from ANU and the IIT-BHU Director, a research programme was discussed, which will cover the key areas of research in Physics

Published on 11th May 2022
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Dual degree programme will foster collaboration between Indian, Australian universities: Piyush Goyal

Both countries have discussed yoga and ways to promote that in Australia. Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment welcomes move

Published on 6th April 2022
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What happened on March 15: Meet the first and last President of USSR plus, test cricket takes off 

When Gorbachev became the first and only President of the USSR and the thrill of the first-ever cricket test match that was played 
 

Published on 15th March 2022
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What happened on Feb 26: The first attempt to topple the Twin Towers was made, and Allan Border overtakes Sunny G

9/11 wasn't the only time the World Trade Centre in NYC had come under attack. This fateful event in 1993 was a precursor for the horrors to come

Published on 26th February 2022
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Australia's Maitri initiatives equivalent to Rhodes Fulbright: Trade Minister Dan Tehan

The Australian Foreign Minister also announced a series of new initiatives to boost the education and cultural ties between Australia and India
 

Published on 12th February 2022
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What happened on February 9: The Simpsons change TV history and a star that was 13 billion years was discovered

The Simpsons set a record for the longest-running animated series and an old star was observed. Really, really old

Published on 9th February 2022
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Can Australia really not let Novak Djokovic enter the country for not getting vaccinated against COVID?

Novak Djokovic is a 34-year-old Serbian professional tennis player who has, until now, won 20 grand slam singles. He turned pro in 2003

Published on 6th January 2022
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On the road to post-COVID normalcy, Australia opens borders for international students, skilled workers

The international student market was a significant source of income for the country, which is looking to accelerate economic recovery

Published on 22nd November 2021
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Indian, Chinese students giving Australian universities a skip since March 2020, says report

Recruitment platform Adventus reported that applications to Aussie universities declined by 51 per cent after March 2020, whereas applications to Canada, the UK and the US soared by 148-422 per cent

Published on 11th November 2021
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International students will be able to return to Canberra, Australia in 2022

According to peak body Universities Australia, universities lost 1.8 billion Australian dollars in revenue and cut 17,300 jobs in 2020

Published on 22nd October 2021
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What happened on October 20: How the Sydney Opera House was finally completed without any architectural plans

An opera house with more than its fair share of twists — literally and metaphorically, and two rather special birthdays

Published on 20th October 2021
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Hit hard by the pandemic, Australian researchers expect its impacts to linger for years

Almost three-quarters (73%) of respondents reported an increase in teaching commitments in the transition to online learning

Published on 11th October 2021

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