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Leaders call for coordinated action as Australia’s social licence shows cracks
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On stage on Australia's Gold Coast, sector leaders unpack how fragile community trust in international education has become.
Photo: The PIEPolicy commentator Abul Rizvi had some strong words for Australia’s international education sector at The PIE Live Asia Pacific.
“We look at social licence through two lenses.
Specifically on social licence, Australia is, as Parker put it, “least worst – the best house in a bad street” when you compare sentiment with the UK and Canada.
For Linda Rust, manager, global Learning at the University of Melbourne, social licence is lived locally.