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 | Australia to prioritise international students now, won't welcome international tourists until 2022Fears include the fact that students would enrol in other countries unless Australia loosens its restrictions and starts allowing international students to enter | |
 | India urges Australia to address students' difficulties due to travel restrictionsJaishankar said that the Indian government has taken up the issue of problems being faced by students due to travel restrictions not just with Australia but with other countries like the US and Canada | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: Bidding farewell to the terrific Tasmanian tigerIn today's #TBT, we talk about thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger or Tasmanian wolf. Once known to have dwelled in all parts of the continent of Australia, it was slowly pushed to extinction | |
 | Australia approves COVID vaccines for all individuals from 12 years of age and aboveFollowing the announcement, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in Canberra that vaccine appointments for children would open in September | |
 | Australia approves Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 12 to 15Health Minister Greg Hunt announced that the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has ruled that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is safe for the age group | |
 | Report reveals that Chinese students in Australia are threatened by BeijingTerrified of reprisals against their families in China, many Chinese students and academics in Australia now censor their behaviour, despite being thousands of kilometers (miles) from Beijing | |
 | South Australian universities issue plea to allow return of international students as enrolments drop amid pandemicProjections included in the federal budget for the financial year 2021/22 revealed that the federal government does not expect Australia's international borders to re-open until mid-2022 | |
 | South Australian university reveals plans to manufacture mRNA vaccine with multifold applicationsThe mRNA vaccines can be produced on a much larger scale than traditional vaccines and can be altered more quickly in response to mutant strains of viruses | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Charles Sturt, the explorer of Australia, was born in India 46 years ago todayIn today's #TBT, we inform you about the British explorer Charles Sturt, who has cities, suburbs and even a university named after him in Australia today. These are his contributions to the continent | |
 | Australian government extends financial support for virtual medical serviceTelehealth services were established to allow Australians in regional areas to meet with general practitioners (GPs) and specialists virtually without travelling hours | |
 | Scientists show technology can save people from shark bitesThe research shows that while shark bites are rare events, strategies to reduce shark-bite risk are also valuable because they can severely affect victims and their support groups | |
 | Sydney to spend $291.5 million to plant trees, cover 40 per cent of lad by 2050The city will also work with the local aboriginal community to identify cultural and practical principles to incorporate when designing new spaces, as well as to help integrate people with nature | |
 | Australia's education sector struggles to bring international students backThe Treasurer of New South Wales has asked for changes to the international arrival rules and to use some of the caps to bring the international students back | |
 | Australian education sector struggles to bring international students back post COVID-19Last year, the border closure blocking international students from entering Australia cost the sector a loss in export revenue of nearly A$9 billion, according to new figures | |
 | What The FAQ: What is the Quad summit and why is Modi meeting US, Japan and Australian heads?The Quad vaccine initiative will reportedly project and reinforce India's credentials as a reliable manufacturer and supplier of the vaccines |
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