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Australian Universities to Raise International Student Fees in 2026: What Does It Mean for You?
According to The Australian, several Australian universities have confirmed that international student tuition fees will increase from 2026.
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Australia’s Latest Salary Rankings: What They Mean for Students and Migration Planning
A recent salary report released by HR platform Employment Hero has sparked widespread discussion across Australian social media.
RBA Cuts Rates Again, House Prices Rise: What It Means for Migrants and International Students
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut the cash rate for the third time this year, bringing it down to 3.6%.
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Riverwood Migration × Western Sydney University: Supporting Talent Development Every Step of the Way
At Riverwood Migration, we firmly believe that a more professional and compassionate migration law profession must begin with nurturing talent at the education stage.
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Home Affairs Minister Confirms: No Major Changes to PR Quota for 2025–26
In August 2025, Australia’s Minister for Home Affairs, Clare O’Neil, confirmed in a public interview that “we are not planning a significant increase to the permanent migration intake”.
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English Language Requirement for the 482 Visa Set to Be Lowered – PTE Changes Expected from 13 September 2025
In a major update to Australia’s skilled migration framework, the Department of Home Affairs has confirmed that the English language threshold for the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Subclass 482 visa – Short-Term stream – will be lowered.
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Major Housing Plan Launched in Adelaide CBD: A New Era for Migrants and Skilled Professionals
As Australia's economy continues to grow and population pressures mount, the City of Adelaide has unveiled an unprecedented urban development strategy—a bold move to fast-track residential construction in the CBD.
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Mature Age + Long Study Gap: How a Hospitality Student Visa Application Beat the Odds
Client C from Hong Kong completed her studies up to Form 6 (Year 12 equivalent) and then moved straight into the workforce.
Australia to Lift International Student Cap to 295,000 Next Year, with a Strong Focus on Southeast Asia
The Australian Government has announced that, from next year, the cap on international student enrolments will rise to 295,000, an increase of 25,000 places compared with this year. This marks the first expansion of the cap after a year of tightened controls.
