International students welcomed back to New South Wales

International students wear face masks as they arrive at Sydney Airport in Sydney

International students wear face masks as they arrive at Sydney Airport in Sydney Source: AAP

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250 university students from 15 countries, including Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, South Korea, China and Canada, touched down to resume their studies.

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