Charles Sturt's Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture will host an immigration debate in Canberra on Monday 24 November.

This initiative builds on Charles Sturt’s growing portfolio of international research partnerships and supports its mission to create impactful knowledge for regional and global communities.

The Data Science and Engineering Research Unit's research has influenced local government policy, supported community programs and strengthened industry resilience.

Charles Sturt University research has helped develop a new online toolkit to help individuals and grape and wine businesses take practical steps towards achieving gender equity.

The Agricultural Innovation Program will focus on research in four key areas to improve and train Charles Sturt students to develop skills as the agricultural scientists of the future.

A free national online event will explore the evolving landscape of leadership in early childhood education and care (ECEC) on Wednesday 5 November.

The report recommends scaling up community-based programs like The Man Walk, prioritising social connection and tailoring support for vulnerable groups.

Charles Sturt University has received $1.9 million from the NSW Department of Education to establish a new supported program for aspiring early childhood teachers.

A Charles Sturt University survey shows a disturbing lack of knowledge of civics on the part of Australian voters, but a willingness to accept constitutional reform if adequate background information is given.