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Latest UA media releases:
- Changes to international student visas important for recovery
- UA welcomes working group on research and uni/industry links
- Uni reform package boosts participation but further study of detail needed
- National framework for cautious resumption of face-to-face teaching
- Pilot study for the return of international students welcomed by UA
- COVID-19 to cost universities $16 billion by 2023
- New resources for keeping universities safer online
- UA welcomes Victorian Government support package for unis
- UA welcomes New South Wales support for international students
- Uni-union talks
- Universities Australia backs call to invest in the nation’s research future
- Careful steps to reactivate campuses
- Investment in university research an investment in COVID-19 recovery
- Australia-wide support for international students vital
- UA welcomes Victorian support for international students
- UA welcomes Tasmanian, Queensland and Western Australian support packages
- UA welcomes South Australian support package for international students
- Canberra jobs plan throws lifeline to international students
- UA welcomes first steps in securing universities’ viability
- Certainty for year 12 students vital
- The crucial role of universities in a coronavirus recovery
- Uni viability crucial to national recovery
- Statement on support for international students
- Government flexibility welcome
- Universities Australia welcomes inclusion of students in coronavirus stimulus package
- Unis continue implementing measures to slow spread of COVID-19
- Universities Australia reaction to advisory on gatherings of 500 or more
- Universities Australia statement regarding COVID-19 positive test
