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- Sep 27, 2026
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Australia just changed its visa rules. So what about its bespoke Hong Kong pathway? (opens the original)
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New rules barring applicants from bringing along families have raised concerns among some Hongkongers on study-to-migrate pathway Hongkongers aiming to settle in Australia through a bespoke study-to-migrate pathway will not be exempt from new rules barring applicants from bringing along their families, the country’s home affairs authorities have said. The new rules, announced last month, have raised concerns among some Hongkongers, especially those who had hoped to bring their families while pur
‘Do teachers not have families?’: kindergartens’ Mid-Autumn events draw backlash (opens the original)
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Events underscore demographic pressure as subsidies tied to number of enrolments fuel recruitment push In a reply to the South China Morning Post, the Education Bureau said on Monday that preschools should maintain good communication with stakeholders, including teachers and staff, to make appropriate arrangements when planning various activities. For the festival, which falls on Friday this year, many employers in Hong Kong traditionally allow staff to leave work a few hours early so they can a
CUHK department triggers backlash over WeChat attendance registration policy (opens the original)
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Department later clarifies rule after students raise privacy concerns over using mainland app and location tracking to register class attendance A department at Hong Kong’s second-oldest university has faced backlash over asking students to use mainland Chinese messaging app WeChat to register their attendance and keep its location services enabled, before later saying the arrangement was optional. The policy was revealed after a screenshot of an email from the information engineering department
Self-funded campuses favoured in Hong Kong’s new university towns (opens the original)
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Education chief Christine Choi says institutions may seek government loans to build campuses, but those that do not will be given priority Secretary for Education Christine Choi Yuk-lin said on Thursday that institutions could opt to take out a government loan to build their campuses, but those that did not do so would be given priority. “Institutions may reference the indicative terms set by the government to submit competitive loan proposals; favourable consideration will be given to the insti
Hong Kong to offer ‘attractive’ merger deals for schools beyond those struggling (opens the original)
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Source says demand exist even among schools with healthy enrolment, provided authorities offer more resources and support Hong Kong education authorities will offer a “very attractive” proposal and policy support to encourage schools without survival issues to merge amid the shrinking student population, according to official sources. The government said it might allow aided schools and semi-private Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS) schools to merge and operate across two campuses, though all arrangem
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