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RELIGION & ETHICS
Home > Latest News > Religion & Ethics Public service vulnerable to online corruption 06 Nov 2001
NSW public agencies are highly vulnerable to electronic corruption, according to a Charles Sturt University report prepared for the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption. Prime Minister on Federation pilgrimage 25 Sep 2001
The Prime Minister, the Hon. John Howard MP, will become the first pilgrim at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture during a Centenary of Federation ceremony in Canberra tomorrow, Wednesday 26 September. Digging up dirt a religious experience 12 Jul 2001
Dirt, religion and politics came together last week for the turning of the first sod to begin the construction program for the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra, ACT. 01 May 2001
The benefits and risks of genetically modified foods, or GMOs, is the focus for four experts and an inquisitive audience tonight, Tuesday 1 May. Ethics under fire at national forum 25 Nov 2000
Leading experts on a range of global issues from East Timor to genetically modified food, bioethics, cloning, policing and media ethics will converge in Canberra tomorrow at the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics Sixth National Conference. Death debate for national conference 25 Nov 2000
Controversial euthanasia advocate, Dr Philip Nitschke, will face anti-euthanasia campaigner Kevin Andrews at the 5th National Conference for Reasoning and Decision Making at Charles Sturt University. 23 Nov 2000
If powerful computers of the future behave in the same way as humans, will they have moral rights and responsibilities? Can humanity keep up with computers? 08 Nov 2000
Computer technology is changing so fast that government policy isn't keeping up, and society isn't sure what to do about it. CSU wins $3.7 million boost for research 28 Oct 2000
Charles Sturt University has been granted $3.7 million in prestigious Australian Research Council funding, including more than $2.6 million to establish a national Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics. Partners in theology education look to big future 28 Aug 2000
A five year partnership between Charles Sturt University and St Mark's National Theological College in Canberra, has laid a solid foundation for the future of university theological education in Australia, particularly for regional and rural areas. |
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