International students turn to foodbanks as casual work dries up in second Melbourne lockdown

Locked out of federal assistance, many are subsisting on one meal a day as charities are overwhelmed by demand

International students in Melbourne are bracing for more hardship after the city returned to a six-week lockdown prompted by a spike in coronavirus cases.

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