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CSU donates drug ID kit to AMS
Thursday 14 May 2015The Centre for Customs and Excise Studies at CSU is helping to combat illicit drug use in the Illawarra region of NSW.
Supporting vulnerable residents in the Blue Mountains
Thursday 30 Apr 2015CSU research has identified strategies for communities to help support older and vulnerable people in times of emergency.
Policing and security students join graduate ranks
Monday 6 Apr 2015More than 800 policing and security services students will graduate from CSU on Monday morning, 11 May.
Women in law enforcement focus of Indian conference
Monday 6 Apr 2015The International Women in Law Enforcement Conference will bring together the brightest female minds in the field to discuss leadership, collaboration and security on a global scale.
CSU to trial innovative policing interview technology
Thursday 2 Apr 2015New technology intended to enhance police interview training and operational police interviews will be trialled at the CSU Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security.
‘Terrorist chatter’ – be alert
Wednesday 24 Dec 2014A CSU counter-terrorism expert says it is significant that the Prime Minister of Australia has commented on increased 'terrorist chatter' ahead of Christmas.
Terror expert: Siege no surprise
Monday 15 Dec 2014CSU counter-terrorism expert, Associate Professor Nick O'Brien is not surprised a siege in Martin Place appears to have links to the Islamic State movement.
Crime and security interview techniques examined
Friday 12 Dec 2014Non-coercive interview techniques are more effective in securing meaningful information from terror suspects according to an international study by CSU researchers.
US torture report vital for liberal democracies
Wednesday 10 Dec 2014A CSU academic says the release overnight of a US Senate report on its investigation into the CIA's interrogation and detention program is extremely important for liberal democracies.
Parental sexual offending – new study
Thursday 16 Oct 2014Diversion programs that offer community-based treatment for low-risk parent sexual offenders can reduce re-offending and heighten protection for young children and their families, a new study has found.