Two Chinese international students have been refused entry by Australian border officials for not disclosing prior military training, according to Beijing state media. An international student entering Sydney International Airport had his visa cancelled and was not allowed to enter Australia after border officials found he had received military training at a Chinese university, according to the state-run China Daily. A second student entering Sydney went through manual check-in before being questioned by the Australian Border Force (ABF) who then checked his luggage and electronic devices. “The Australian side found on his mobile phone some photos of military training during his university studies in China and refused entry on the grounds that he had concealed his so-called ‘military training’ experience and notified him on the spot that his visa was cancelled, and he was deported,” the report said. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its Australian-based embassy has made …