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International student losses set to punch $18 billion hole in economy We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The loss of hundreds of thousands of international students to Australia’s strict border closures will punch an $18 billion hole in the economy, as the Morrison government warns universities to be less reliant on foreign fees in the wake of COVID-19. Research commissioned by The Sunday Age has shed fresh light on the devastating economic impact of coronavirus, particularly in Melbourne’s CBD – which has lost almost half of its student population since December 2019 – and in education hubs in the outer suburbs such as Clayton, Box Hill and Springvale.

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