Charles Sturt University and OzFish Unlimited have joined forces in Port Macquarie to deliver free public talks to inform local communities about the findings from local research and advocate for fish ...

Charles Sturt University signed a MoU with a Wagga Wagga high school that enables to institutes to collaborate to help the education needs of young learners. Charles Sturt University signed a ...

Charles Sturt University is opening its doors to Year 11 and 12 students to give them the best chance at success for their HSC exams. Charles Sturt University has opened its campus libraries to Year ...

A Charles Sturt University research team in the School of Social Work and Arts aims to co-design a university-led model that supports the health and wellbeing needs and priorities of older adults in ...

Research projects continue to emerge from the hundreds of health checks Charles Sturt paramedicine students have conducted at the Henty Machinery Field Days. Charles Sturt collaborates with Australian ...

First Nations entrepreneurs have completed a 10-week program through Charles Sturt to grow their business ventures. Seven First Nations businesses complete the Charles Sturt First Nations Entrepreneur ...

A Charles Sturt University engineering academic has played a central role in the maintenance and restoration of the historic Bowtells Swing Bridge over the Cox’s River on the famous Six-Foot Track in ...

Charles Sturt University academics are investigating the occurrence of ‘scanxiety’ for people living with cancer in regional, rural and remote Australia. Charles Sturt University academics are ...

Charles Sturt University researchers have revealed a potential pitfall in the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) when creating professional images in health and medicine. Charles Sturt ...

A study by a Charles Sturt University agribusiness academic explores on-farm variable inputs in southern NSW to establish the economic benefits of the use of organic matter in agriculture. Charles ...

Charles Sturt University research into the wearing of the Red Cross brassard by members of the Australian military show they believe it makes them vulnerable to attack and that they believe themselves ...

Five general practitioners and academics from across the country weighed in on the debate on whether school nurses should weigh students - and their decision was unanimous. By The Conversation Deputy ...