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Concerns over govt plan to cap international student numbers

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A government proposal to cap the number of international students starting university next year has left some feeling unwelcome in Australia. Under the plan, a maximum of 270,000 students will be allowed in 2025 - in a bid to reduce migration to pre-pandemic levels.
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