International students welcome removal of cap on working hours

Aksaht Sharma, who is studying to be a pilot, says he welcomes the increased ability to cover his living and studying expenses.

Aksaht Sharma, who is studying to be a pilot, says he welcomes the increased ability to cover his living and studying expenses. Source: SBS News

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International students have welcomed the lifting of a cap that has restricted their hours of paid work.

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