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Education agents paid millions by Australian universities to recruit students - Vimarsana News

Education agents paid millions by Australian universities to recruit students

NSW universities spent at least $147 million on agent commissions last year in a sector which is largely unregulated.

"Dodgy" providers and agents "exploiting" international students – Australia - Vimarsana News

"Dodgy" providers and agents "exploiting" international students – Australia

A criminal network in Australia allegedly employs migration and education agents to bring “non-genuine” students in, according to a leaked review. 

GPs aiding international student agents to exploit Australian visa 'loophole', inquiry hears | Australian education - Vimarsana News

GPs aiding international student agents to exploit Australian visa 'loophole', inquiry hears | Australian education

Agents earn extra commission by shuffling foreign students between providers in what Labor calls an unethical ‘shadow economy’

Project Coyote tactical police squads arrest 15 in Quinte and area - Vimarsana News

Project Coyote tactical police squads arrest 15 in Quinte and area

A joint investigation has led to the arrests of 27 people in two separate police sweeps that include the apprehension of motorcycle gang members in multiple locations across Ontario as part of a 13-month joint-forces investigation known as Project Coyote.

Project Coyote tactical police squads arrest 15 in Quinte and area | Kingston/Frontenac This Week - Vimarsana News

Project Coyote tactical police squads arrest 15 in Quinte and area | Kingston/Frontenac This Week

A joint investigation has led to the arrests of 27 people in two separate police sweeps that include the apprehension of motorcycle gang members in multiple locations across Ontario as part of a 13-month joint-forces investigation known as Project Coyote.