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Australians on the move to escape climate extremes: Tasmania favoured
LATEST NEWS  10 Dec 2025

Australians on the move to escape climate extremes: Tasmania favoured

A nationwide survey commissioned by a leading Charles Sturt University researcher has found that 22 per cent of Australians who intend to move home in the next 12 months say their decision is influenced by climate change or extreme weather events.

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Beyond teeth and terror: what we don’t know about great white sharks may matter most
LATEST NEWS  11 Dec 2025

Beyond teeth and terror: what we don’t know about great white sharks may matter most

A world-first study by Charles Sturt University researchers has revealed a startling truth about great white sharks – for one of the most celebrated apex predators on Earth, we know little about their parasites or internal ecosystems.

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LATEST NEWS  9 Dec 2025
New research shows songbirds have spread mistletoe love for 25 million Christmases

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Safer, not just smarter: AI-driven cyber resilience in water systems engineering

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IN BRIEF  3 Dec 2025
New research shows how to foster scientific literacy in early childhood

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Professor Sharynne McLeod profile

Professor Sharynne McLeod

SPECIALTY TOPICS: Speech-language pathology, Speech acquisition, Speech sound disorders, Multilingual children's speech

Sharynne is a Professor of Speech and Language Acquisition whose research focuses on monolingual and multilingual children's speech.

She has received a number of national and international accolades for her work, and in 2019 was revealed by Google Scholar as the world’s most cited expert in the field of audiology, speech and language pathology.

Sharynne is a chairperson and professional member of a number of international organisations in the field of speech-language pathology, and is also on the editorial board of a number of academic journals in this discipline.

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