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            Newmont Cadia funding strengthens regional healthcare training at Charles Sturt
        "The Newmont Simulation Centre and Immersion Room will help to address the greatest health challenge facing regional Australians: access to a skilled and sustainable healthcare workforce"
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            Cornered ─ environmental students abuzz after desert research trip with award-winning teacher
        A Charles Sturt University academic led his first student field trip to western NSW in 2002 and has recently returned with 22 students from the annual 18-day research expedition to Cameron Corner in the remote northwest of NSW.
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            Early entry via Charles Sturt Advantage program reduces stress
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                13 Aug 2026
            
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            Applications open for Ruth Whyte Memorial Bequest supporting music in Albury-Wodonga region
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            Connected Pathways Program opens, making it easier for TAFE students to earn university degrees 
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Early entry via Charles Sturt Advantage program reduces stress

A Charles Sturt University teacher education student is living proof of the benefits of the University’s early admissions program, Charles Sturt Advantage (CSA).

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

Connected Pathways Program opens, making it easier for TAFE students to earn university degrees

Minister for Education, The Hon. Jason Clare was at Charles Sturt in Wagga Wagga to announce the EOI process for the University's Connected Pathways Program and meet prospective students.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Society and Community

Newmont Cadia funding strengthens regional healthcare training at Charles Sturt

"The Newmont Simulation Centre and Immersion Room will help to address the greatest health challenge facing regional Australians: access to a skilled and sustainable healthcare workforce"

All Local News Charles Sturt University Medicine

Short-season wheat ensures greater resilience for Australian cropping systems

New research is giving alternatives for Australian wheat growers on how to overcome climate change challenges.

Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Research

Scholarships support Charles Sturt veterinary students to strengthen regional workforce

Scholarships to help students meet the costs associated with travel and accommodation when undertaking compulsory practical placements.

All Local News Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University Science

$9.5 million Charles Sturt-led program to future-proof Southeast Asian fisheries

The initiative will expand the adoption of fish passage technologies to address one of the region’s major development challenges.

Charles Sturt University Research Gulbali Institute

New Islamic art museum will foster social cohesion, artistic and cultural appreciation

A gala event at the Art Gallery of NSW on Saturday 25 July celebrated the launch of the design for the Museum of Islamic Art Australia (MIAA), an ambitious proposal for a new world-class museum to be located at Granville in western Sydney.

All Local News Arts and Culture Charles Sturt University Religion and Ethics Society and Community

Charles Sturt University welcomes expansion of the Commonwealth Prac Payment

Charles Sturt University warmly welcomes the government’s decision to expand the Commonwealth Prac Payment to additional allied health disciplines.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Paramedicine Society and Community

Charles Sturt retains top national ranking for undergraduate employment

“Our students benefit from a range of supports that enable them to succeed in their courses, as well as practical learning opportunities with our many industry-leading partners."

All Local News Charles Sturt University

First students commence studies at Charles Sturt’s Sri Lanka campus

The first students have commenced at Charles Sturt University’s new Colombo, marking a new era for the University and higher education in Sri Lanka.

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Telehealth technology to improve doctor education and patient outcomes in regional communities

Charles Sturt University’s medical students and future doctors will soon be able to better help people in regional communities who struggle to access healthcare services.

All Local News Medicine Research Society and Community Technology

The sport science behind the most successful players and teams at FIFA World Cup

“What separates truly skilled footballers from those who are merely talented is their willingness and ability to adapt."

All Local News Charles Sturt University Research Science

New Dean committed to producing more doctors for the bush

Charles Sturt's new Dean of the School of Rural Medicine is committed to producing quality graduates who practice in regional Australia.

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Cross family’s Wagga Wagga circle closes with ‘teary’ graduation

For Kathy Westwood, visiting the Wagga Wagga campus for her graduation ceremony was deeply emotional as she remembered her late father’s connection to the campus.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University

Voluntary assisted dying research reveals rural and remote communities are disadvantaged

Charles Sturt University research has identified key issues relating to voluntary assisted dying (VAD) access in rural and remote contexts.

All Local News Health Research Society and Community

Suicide is the leading cause of death among young Australians. What are the online warning signs?

Research shows that youth, aged 13 to 24, may show worrying signs about their mental health via their social media. Here is what to look for online.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Three Rivers

Regional LGBTQ+ community experiences higher rates of discrimination

The results of the second Regional Rainbow Survey, by Charles Sturt academics, shows that LGBTQ+ people in regional communities have noticed an increase in discrimination in the past 12 months.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community

Charles Sturt Open Days showcase courses, careers and campuses

“Open Day is where prospective students can discover how our courses and industry connections will help them bring their dream careers to life.”

All Local News Charles Sturt University

The Charles Sturt Advantage program – it’s truly life changing

Familial and personal challenges led a Charles Sturt University psychology student to appreciate that her academic journey was one of growth, resilience and transformation.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Psychology Society and Community

“There was no one else” ─ the untold story of Australia’s maths classrooms

A national shortage of maths teachers is shaping a new teacher education initiative in Victoria.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Mathematics Society and Community Teacher education

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Features

FEATURES 13 Aug 2026

Cornered ─ environmental students abuzz after desert research trip with award-winning teacher

A Charles Sturt University academic led his first student field trip to western NSW in 2002 and has recently returned with 22 students from the annual 18-day research expedition to Cameron Corner in the remote northwest of NSW.

All Local News Animal and Veterinary science Gulbali Institute Research Science Sustainability

FEATURES 29 Jul 2026

A New Colombo Plan scholarship boosts student’s personal and academic growth

A Charles Sturt University psychology student has discovered the personal and academic benefits of international study in ‘a completely different cultural environment’.

All Local News Charles Sturt University International Psychology Society and Community

FEATURES 28 Jul 2026

From dropping out of school to university high achiever: Monique’s path to a career she loves

“I’ve just completed my last placement and subject for my degree. That sentence feels strange to say, because if I think back five years ago, I never thought this would be me.”

All Local News Charles Sturt University Teacher education

FEATURES 13 Jul 2026

New doctor says there is no place like home to build a career in medicine

Miranda Eyb is among 82 per cent of Charles Sturt's Medicine graduates to choose to remain in regional hospitals to start their career.

Dubbo Orange Charles Sturt University Medicine

FEATURES 23 Jun 2026

From the paddock to treating patients: Farmer Ricky’s unconventional journey to Medicine

First-year Medicine student Ricky Worland used Charles Sturt’s alternative pathways into study to go from working on the family farm to pursuing his dream career in health.

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FEATURES 18 Jun 2026

Pursuit of higher education helped rebuild alumnus’s identity

During Men’s Health Week, a Charles Sturt University alumnus speaks out about his battles with mental health and how pursuing higher education changed his life.

Albury-Wodonga Wagga Wagga Arts and Culture Charles Sturt University Health

FEATURES 31 Mar 2026

Nursing student takes steps toward ending stigma around mental health

A Charles Sturt University nursing student started long distance walking during one of her darkest times. She is now using that same method as a way of raising money and awareness about mental health issues.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health

FEATURES 28 Oct 2025

From school learning support to teaching: a graduate’s CTAP journey

A Charles Sturt University graduate recently celebrated her participation in the NSW Department of Education-funded Collaborative Teacher’s Aide Pathway (CTAP) as a career and life-changing opportunity.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

FEATURES 13 Aug 2025

Charles Sturt raises a glass to five decades of contributions to Australia’s wine industry

Staff and students reflect on the contributions made by the winery at Charles Sturt University’s Wagga Wagga campus over the past 50 years and the role it has played in research and education.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University

FEATURES 26 Jun 2025

Army service and COVID-19 didn’t stop this graduate

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate is combining her aspiration for a health-related professional occupation with serving full-time in the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Science Society and Community

FEATURES 25 Jun 2025

Sibling bond sees Bathurst twins live, study and graduate together

Bathurst twins have taken their sibling bond to new heights, graduating together at Charles Sturt University.

Bathurst Charles Sturt University Health

FEATURES 3 Jun 2025

Why regional living and learning is a smart choice

House prices are decreasing and employment opportunities are increasing – there has never been a better time to live and study in regional areas.

All Local News Business and Economics Charles Sturt University

FEATURES 29 May 2025

Graduate determined to add more degrees to his repertoire

A Charles Sturt University graduate with multiple degrees and scholarships to his name is proving you do not have to finish high school to achieve greatness in your higher education journey.

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FEATURES 22 May 2025

Scholarship helps Charles Sturt Graduates boost Dubbo’s skilled workforce

Dubbo has gained two new skilled workers as Charles Sturt University helps plug critical skill shortages in regional towns.

Dubbo Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

FEATURES 20 May 2025

A scholarship, family and friends helped nursing graduate achieve his dreams

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate and scholarship recipient said his scholarship has been invaluable for his university journey, relieving financial stress and bringing him peace of mind.

Port Macquarie Charles Sturt University Health Society and Community Yindyamarra

FEATURES 15 May 2025

National and international job opportunities for nursing graduate

A recent Charles Sturt University nursing graduate said the Bush Children’s Foundation Scholarship she received helped to relieve financial hardships and supported her through university, particularly her stressful first year.

Orange Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Health Society and Community

FEATURES 14 May 2025

Drought, bushfires and pandemic no barrier for passionate paramedic

From a young age, Ms Emily Hoswell was no stranger to emergency responses in the aftermath of high-speed crashes.

Bathurst Charles Sturt University Health Paramedicine

FEATURES 14 May 2025

TAFE to Charles Sturt pathway assists Albury nursing graduate realise his dream career

Caring for the health of the vulnerable is a cause close to Mr Ben Miles’s heart, motivating his efforts to graduate with a Bachelor of Nursing at Charles Sturt University.

Albury-Wodonga Charles Sturt University Health

FEATURES 8 May 2025

Age no barrier for Charles Sturt graduate awarded excellence prize

Age is just a number for Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Human Services graduate, 62-year-old Ms Ruth Davis.

Port Macquarie Charles Sturt University Indigenous Society and Community

FEATURES 5 May 2025

RAN Captain graduated with University Medal despite disruptions of service

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate has lived in VIC, NSW, ACT, WA and NT and has travelled around the world on ships as an officer in the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Dentistry Health Science

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In Brief

IN BRIEF 13 Aug 2026

Applications open for Ruth Whyte Memorial Bequest supporting music in Albury-Wodonga region

IN BRIEF 27 Jul 2026

Education and the apocalypse: launch of 2026 public seminar series

IN BRIEF 15 Jun 2026

Engineers, backbone of Australia’s development despite a national shortage

IN BRIEF 28 May 2026

Charles Sturt University congratulates ATEC Commissioners

IN BRIEF 13 May 2026

Charles Sturt searching for next generation of students to fill workforce shortages in agriculture

IN BRIEF 7 May 2026

Community radio 2MCE celebrates 50 years of broadcasting

IN BRIEF 14 Apr 2026

When Words Fail Us – how to find our way back to meaningful conversation

IN BRIEF 14 Apr 2026

Charles Sturt reflects on end of an era with Riverina Playhouse

IN BRIEF 31 Mar 2026

Charles Sturt University statement on Senate passage of ATEC legislation

IN BRIEF 25 Mar 2026

The last say: Charles Sturt to host final Farrer by-election candidates’ debate

IN BRIEF 19 Feb 2026

HSC Chemistry Days inspire future generation of scientists

IN BRIEF 19 Feb 2026

Charles Sturt supports proposed expansion to Commonwealth Prac Payment Scheme

IN BRIEF 12 Dec 2025

Charles Sturt strengthens ties with Yangzhou University at international conference

IN BRIEF 3 Dec 2025

New research shows how to foster scientific literacy in early childhood

IN BRIEF 21 Nov 2025

Conference ‘On the road’ to ethical business decisions

IN BRIEF 19 Nov 2025

Children to interview UN leader and Charles Sturt alumnus for online event

IN BRIEF 4 Nov 2025

Two graduates in first rural medical cohort acknowledged as leaders

IN BRIEF 3 Nov 2025

‘And now for the latest … ’ ─ Students explore careers in communication and media

IN BRIEF 22 Oct 2025

Simplot Bathurst donation boosts Charles Sturt Student Food Pantry

IN BRIEF 14 Oct 2025

Charles Sturt University and TAFE strengthen regional Australia’s nursing workforce

Opinion

OPINION 5 Aug 2026

Melbourne arson probe revives debate over far-left extremism

OPINION 5 Aug 2026

Part-time students are a full-time challenge for modern Australian universities

OPINION 4 Aug 2026

Scabies can kill animals like the beloved wombat. What’s the best way to diagnose it?

OPINION 20 Jul 2026

Europe is cracking down on ‘sexualised’ broadcasting in women’s athletics. Australia must catch up

OPINION 19 Jun 2026

Be warned, UK: Six months in, Australia's social media ban isn't working

OPINION 3 Jun 2026

Of parks and paddocks

OPINION 18 May 2026

Preserved orchids show pollination has fallen 60 per cent since the 1970s

OPINION 6 May 2026

From wage growth to wage survival: Australia’s ‘cost-of-living Christmas’ in 2026

OPINION 4 May 2026

Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion Interim Report: efficiency outweighs expertise

OPINION 24 Apr 2026

More shearwaters are washing up dead on Australian beaches. It’s not due to ‘natural’ causes

OPINION 16 Apr 2026

Can we consider ‘play’ to be a religion? Bluey certainly thinks so

OPINION 15 Apr 2026

NSW Parliament inquiry a roadblock to regional success

OPINION 31 Mar 2026

‘Mum and Dad both finished school in Y10’; how to help first in family students graduate from uni

OPINION 6 Mar 2026

Who is Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran’s presumed next supreme leader? change – or more brutal suppression?

OPINION 3 Mar 2026

Australians scorn this fish once adored by monks and kings

OPINION 27 Feb 2026

One Nation wants to get more doctors in rural areas – but it’s got the wrong approach

OPINION 13 Feb 2026

How Iran’s current unrest can be traced back to the 1979 revolution

OPINION 10 Feb 2026

How ATEC can unlock the Accord’s ambition and regional Australia’s future

OPINION 5 Feb 2026

School breaks make up more than an hour of the day. Should they be considered part of learning?

OPINION 28 Jan 2026

Wanting to stay, wanting to serve: What rural medical students say about becoming rural GPs

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SPECIALTY TOPICS: Livestock productivity, Animal health, Australia's red meat industry, Livestock physiology, Development of management practices for sheep and beef

Professor of Veterinary Physiology Jane Quinn specialises in improving livestock productivity, animal health and economic outcomes for Australia’s red‑meat industries.

Her research spans livestock physiology, pharmaceutical innovation, molecular diagnostics and the development of new management practices for sheep and beef systems, with a strong record of industry‑funded, commercially relevant project creating industry impact.

Her key interests are in value‑adding technologies and support innovation across the livestock production and meat‑processing sector.

A key figure in animal science and veterinary training, she is also a dedicated research mentor, shaping the next generation of scientists in Australia’s agricultural and veterinary industries.

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