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Keeping our unis operating during the COVID-19 pandemic – Michael Sankey

Wade ZaglasMarch 20, 2020Last Updated: March 20, 2020
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When the COVID-19 pandemic initially took off in China, grave fears were held for Australia's university sector. This was primarily due to Australia's reliance on Chinese students and the travel bans that are still in place.

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