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In this narrative, author Julie Szego draws on research, interviews and commentary from universities, think tanks and journalists, to explore the rapidly-shifting context in which students from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) come to Australia. What emerges is a near-unanimous and increasingly urgent case that it is in Australia’s political, economic and social interests to be better hosts to Chinese international students than it has been to date.