Does my father's work in Australia affect my study abroad?

There must be an impact, the difference lies in the degree.

If you haven't applied for a visa to study abroad, you will have parents' information when you provide financial resources such as parents' income and bank deposits. Once illegal family members (especially immediate family members) are found, it will definitely have an impact on the visa for studying abroad: living in Australia requires income to live. First, if you pay taxes normally, it will take up a job opportunity that should belong to local people; Secondly, as blacks, they are all "black workers" who don't pay taxes, which violates both the immigration law and the tax law.

If you have submitted an application for a study visa, you can only hope that your father has overstayed in all the materials.