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‘Are you asking us to sleep under the Harbour Bridge?’: 3 myths about international students and the housing crisis

International students who have not been in Australia for the past few years lack the rental and financial history that landlords require. Online, students talk about feeling discriminated against, with landlords considering them “high risk”. Angela Lehmann, Australian National University There is a story doing the media rounds that international students – particularly from China – will now “flood” back to Australia. It is claimed this will push up already high rents for scarce housing in our major cities. This story is one of three myths that risk setting up …

Coding Bootcamp, does it worth joining - NepaliPage

If you are looking for career change or enhance your skill for IT jobs but does not want to join university or another academic course? Then you have non-degree pathway to achieve the similar jobs, lifestyle, and income. That’s coding bootcamp, which is popular learning stream these days for software …

How to improve the migration system for the good of temporary migrants – and Australia - NepaliPage

By October 2022, international student numbers in Australia had grown back to about 370,000. There are still more than 72,000 international student visa holders outside Australia. About half these are Chinese international students, who are still subject to travel restrictions in their home country. Peter Hurley, Victoria University When Australia’s …

10 Things to do in Nepal during your vacation - NepaliPage

There are many things to do in Nepal, as a traveller. Diverse culture & natural landscape between high himalayas and plain Tarai, Visit Nepal is a complete package of thunder and wonder. One of the place must visit in lifetime. Nepal is a land with mysteries of beautiful nature …

What do aged care residents do all day? We tracked their time use to find out - NepaliPage

Transitioning from life at home to life in aged care can be challenging, often linked with loss of independence, loss of identity, and loss of control. Photo by cottonbro/Pexels, CC BY Joyce Siette, Western Sydney University and Laura Dodds, Macquarie University What’s the daily routine like for older people …

Australia has a new head of state: what will Charles be like as king? - NepaliPage

The British monarch is intended to be a non-partisan, impartial head of state. As heir, however, Charles has been prolific in letters lobbying various government ministers. This makes Charles much more interventionist than his predecessors. Jess Carniel, University of Southern Queensland With the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Australia …