The Australian’s mouthpiece for the edu-migration lobby, Tim Dodd, reports that Australia’s education exports have plunged by a third:
Australia’s education exports have plunged by a third due to the international border closure, with revenue dropping to $26.7bn in the year to June, down from $40.3bn recorded in calendar 2019.
Australian Bureau of Statistics figures show its largest service export sector is mainly made up of international student spending on tuition fees, rent, travel costs and other living expenses.