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Why Efron s brother was allowed into Aus

Why Efron s brother was allowed into Aus
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Australian universities rush to enroll students and disregard COVID dangers

Australian universities rush to enroll students and disregard COVID dangers As the teaching year begins, Australian university administrations are competing to secure the largest share of enrolments, while returning to face-to-face teaching and expanding class sizes with little to no regard for the health risks to staff or students posed by the continuing global COVID-19 pandemic. At present, the coronavirus, if it is currently present in the community, is circulating at extremely low levels. However recent outbreaks, including of highly-contagious overseas variants of the virus that have spread from hotel quarantines, have demonstrated that the situation can change very rapidly.

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Hashtag LetUsBackToAus: Unable to return to Australia, students voice frustration

Hashtag LetUsBackToAus: Unable to return to Australia, students voice frustration Although around 1,000 international students have reportedly received exemptions to return to the country amid the pandemic, the number is too small to pacify several others BusinessToday.In | February 17, 2021 | Updated 18:20 IST Australian government had in March last year locked its borders to all non-citizens and non-residents in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic Indian students denied access to Australia in the wake of COVID-19 related border curbs have been expressing their exasperation and anxiety on social media. Tens of thousands of students and graduates who are studying at various colleges in Australian universities or have taken admissions have been waiting since March last year when the country locked its borders to all non-citizens and non-residents in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Hashtag LetUsBackToAus: Unable to return to Australia, students voice frustration

Hashtag LetUsBackToAus: Unable to return to Australia, students voice frustration
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International students jumping the queue

More than 1000 international students have quietly been allowed to enter Australia, while a whopping 40,000 Aussies remain stranded overseas.

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