However poll shows majority back Labor’s plan to cap international students enrolments in tertiary education
The result of the latest Guardian Essential poll shows most voters agreed with the Albanese government’s rationale for the policy ‘to reduce the number of international students using courses as a backdoor to live and work in Australia’.The result of the latest Guardian Essential poll shows most voters agreed with the Albanese government’s rationale for the policy ‘to reduce the number of international students using courses as a backdoor to live and work in Australia’.
The other factors presented were: the RBA “overreacting” ; “disruptions in supply chains triggered by the pandemic” ; the war in Ukraine ; and wages rising too quickly . About half of respondents agreed that “income from international students is important because it helps to fund degrees for local students” and that “international students build stronger ties between Australia and other nations” .
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