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Rare brain surgery to save puppy


Weighing less than a kilogram, ’Louie’ the ten-week-old silky maltese terrier isn’t big but he has a fighting spirit.

Sheep measles research to benefit livestock industry


Sheep producers are being asked to help researchers from CSU find out more about sheep measles, a widespread problem that imposes avoidable costs on the meat industry.

Life and death leads student to CSU


Bushfires change Australian landscapes and they can also change lives forever.

CSU vet students play active role in bird flu containment


Two veterinary science students at CSU put their training into practice helping authorities contain an outbreak of Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza on a commercial duck farm in Victoria.

MOU signals commitment to equine development


CSU has signalled its commitment to the development of a premier equine precinct at the University by signing a MOU with the Wagga Wagga City Council.

Governor-General highlights need for careers in agriculture


The importance of careers in agriculture, as highlighted by Her Excellency the Honourable Ms Quentin Bryce, AC, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, in her Australia Day address, has been echoed by a CSU academic and a graduate.

Veterinary science spotlight on CSU


Veterinary science students at CSU are starting 2012 on a high by hosting a conference for 80 students from universities in Australia and New Zealand.

New University Centre in Wangaratta to tackle agricultural skills shortage


CSU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Goulter, has welcomed the announcement by the Minister for Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Senator the Hon. Chris Evans, of funding of around $8 million to tackle the chronic shortages of tertiary educated agricultural professionals in Australia.

New companion of Charles Sturt University


One of CSU's highest honours will be bestowed on veterinarian Dr Douglas Bryden AM for his contribution to the establishment of the first veterinary science program in regional Australia.


CSU vet student earns high praise at US dairy


A veterinary science student from CSU has gained valuable experience during her practical placement at a dairy teaching hospital in the United States.

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