International students in Australia are actively comparing their situation during the pandemic with their peers in other countries.

International students in Australia are actively comparing their situation during the pandemic with their peers in other countries.
Of those with paid work when the pandemic began, six in ten lost their jobs. Many were struggling to pay rent and tuition fees.
Only 40% of students in China who previously intended to study overseas still plan to return to their study after the borders reopen.
South Australia and the ACT are set to be the first state and territory to participate in the trial.
Job and income losses could lead to academics and industry leaving the country