Vietnamese Students in Australia Brace for Rising Costs
Rising living costs, particularly rent and tuition, are significantly impacting Vietnamese students in Australia. Many are taking on multiple part-time jobs and cutting back on essentials. While some universities offer support, calls for government policy changes are growing.
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