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            Knock the rich, not the boomers
        A leading Charles Sturt University intellectual and his colleague critique the relentless tide of baby boomer bashing that implies it’s become a crime to be born in the 15 years after World War Two.
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            $60,000 in scholarships to boost allied health studies for Lachlan, Forbes and Parkes students
        Prospective Charles Sturt University allied health students from the Lachlan, Forbes and Parkes Local Government Areas can now access up to $60,000 in scholarships funded by Three Rivers Department of Rural Health (DRH).
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                27 Nov 2023
            
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            Thousands of fishing families’ incomes secured thanks to Charles Sturt program
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                24 Nov 2023
            
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            Charles Sturt researcher named among world’s best
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                24 Nov 2023
            
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$60,000 in scholarships to boost allied health studies for Lachlan, Forbes and Parkes students

Prospective Charles Sturt University allied health students from the Lachlan, Forbes and Parkes Local Government Areas can now access up to $60,000 in scholarships funded by Three Rivers Department of Rural Health (DRH).

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Should paramedics wear cameras? Researchers seek your views

Charles Sturt University researchers seek participants for an online survey that investigates the attitudes of the public about body-worn cameras (BWC) by NSW Ambulance paramedics.

All Local News Business and Economics Paramedicine Research Society and Community

Thousands of fishing families’ incomes secured thanks to Charles Sturt program

Charles Sturt helped to establish the Sleng Fishway to create solutions for fish irrigation across Southeast Asia, which was officially opened in Cambodia this month.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Gulbali Institute

Charles Sturt researcher named among world’s best

An artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber futures researcher at Charles Sturt University has been named among the leading ‘most cited’ researchers in his field globally.

All Local News Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Futures Institute Computer Science Research Technology

NSW Government House forum focuses on children’s communication

A leading Charles Sturt University speech-language expert addressed a recent gathering of eminent scientists and others in Sydney to stress the need to support children’s communication to enhance the future of individuals, communities, and society.

All Local News Health Society and Community Teacher education

First Nations businesses to grow their Indigenous food offerings

Participants in Charles Sturt's second Indigenous Entrepreneur Program gathered in Wagga Wagga to continue working on their business ideas, which focus on First Nations ingredients used in different ways in food production and technology.

Albury-Wodonga Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Indigenous

More than $10 million in scholarships and grants are now open!

This equates to more than 3,000 scholarships and grants for 2024.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community

Research grant to safeguard unmanned aerial vehicle technologies

Charles Sturt University has successfully secured federal government funding to enhance the resilience of cybersecurity measures for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems.

All Local News Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Futures Institute Computer Science Research Technology

Two Charles Sturt research leaders acknowledged among Australia’s best

Two leading Charles Sturt University researchers have been named in an annual celebration of Australian research excellence across 250 disciplines.

All Local News Religion and Ethics Research Society and Community Teacher education

LATEST NEWS 16 Nov 2023

Charles Sturt welcomes delegates from three partner universities in China

Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga welcomed a delegation of senior executives from three leading universities in China this week to discuss future cooperation between the institutions.

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LATEST NEWS 16 Nov 2023

University celebrates recipients of First Nations Success Awards

Recipients were recognised for a diverse array of university and community contributions.

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LATEST NEWS 16 Nov 2023

Professor Stan Grant elected a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences Australia

“He writes on the big questions of our time with passion, insight and hope. There could be no worthier recipient of this fellowship.”

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LATEST NEWS 16 Nov 2023

Parkinson’s disease research collaboration to improve lives in regional, rural, and remote Australia

A collaborative research project led by Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie has the potential to improve the health and care services for people living with Parkinson’s disease in rural, regional, and remote Australia.

Research Health Society and Community

LATEST NEWS 16 Nov 2023

Direct entry into science, technology, and health bachelor courses through face-to-face intensives

Charles Sturt has developed the free, five-day intensive - ‘Science, Technology and Health Direct Entry Program’ to assist with entry into a corresponding degree.

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Job-ready experience at its best: farmlets help students prepare for all-weather conditions

Students using Charles Sturt's 'Empowering Generation Z' farmlets in Wagga Wagga explain how they gain hands-on experience in all-weather farming ahead of National Agriculture Day on Friday 17 November.

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Loved-one struggling with alcohol or drugs? Register for the Family Empowerment Program

The Charles Sturt University Rural Health Research Institute is calling for participants for the Family Empowerment Program.

Orange Charles Sturt University Rural and Regional Health Research Institute Society and Community

Almost $65,000 in community grants awarded across the Charles Sturt University footprint

A total of 66 grants have been awarded under the Community University Partnership Grants program.

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First Nations research summit returns for sixth year

Charles Sturt bolsters its Research Strategy with First Nations input and practices during the sixth First Nations Research Summit in Wagga Wagga.

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Award-winning health research in western NSW

Charles Sturt University academic wins award for health research in western NSW.

Orange Charles Sturt University Health Rural and Regional Health Research Institute

$40,000 scholarships for more teachers!

The scholarships will provide financial assistance for those commencing teaching degrees in 2024.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

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Features

FEATURES 10 Nov 2023

AI and Cyber Futures researcher voyages to Antarctica

Antarctica is the next stop for a Charles Sturt University researcher selected to join the international Homeward Bound program and voyage to the frozen continent next week.

All Local News Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Futures Institute Psychology Research Science

FEATURES 3 Nov 2023

IBM internship and a job after study with regional university

An interest in technology sparked while at school in India led Mr Manveersingh (‘Manu’) Saluja to study at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst and to a graduate internship and then a full-time job with IBM in Bathurst in regional Australia.

Charles Sturt University Computer Science Society and Community Technology

FEATURES 2 Nov 2023

Superhuman, emotionally? Psychologists need support too

A Charles Sturt academic and graduate explain some of the challenges around navigating self-care for psychologists and what this means for psychologists and their clients.

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FEATURES 26 Oct 2023

Home-schooling during pandemic inspires mother to tackle teaching

The COVID-19 pandemic was a turbulent time putting many people’s careers and livelihoods in jeopardy, but for one Charles Sturt University student, it was the catalyst for a new passion.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

FEATURES 26 Oct 2023

Teaching journey driven by mantra: ‘compassion before judgement’

Education is a privilege many take for granted, but on World Teachers Day, Friday 27 October, the often-selfless contributions of those helping shape the minds of the next generation are cause for celebration.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Society and Community Teacher education

FEATURES 25 Oct 2023

Truly listen, and never stop learning

A mature-age Charles Sturt University student is surprised but enthusiastic to find he is studying to be a primary school teacher late in his working career.

All Local News Society and Community Teacher education

FEATURES 23 Oct 2023

Age won’t stop mother-of-four from reaching teaching career goals

A mother-of-four is reaching her career goals with the help of Charles Sturt's Collaborative Teachers Aide Pathway. She talks about pursuing her dream while in her 40s ahead of World Teachers Day on Friday 27 October

All Local News Charles Sturt University Teacher education

FEATURES 12 Oct 2023

Bright, bold city life no match for rural charm

Charles Sturt University’s own community of inspiring women have shared their journeys ahead of this year’s International Day of Rural Women on Sunday 15 October 2023.

Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Gulbali Institute

FEATURES 9 Oct 2023

Empowering carers during National Carers Week and beyond

Caring for loved ones is often part of everyday life. Common, yet essential tasks can include cooking dinner or school drop-offs and pickup, but for a portion of the community, caring is a full-time job.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Society and Community

FEATURES 25 Sep 2023

Student’s ‘one-track mind’ drives him toward future in pharmacy

From being sidelined in school to pursuing his dream career in pharmacy, Charles Sturt University student Mr Jesse Daniel is determined to join the fight to improve regional healthcare.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Pharmacy

FEATURES 22 Sep 2023

Demise of news journalism course was greatly exaggerated

A Charles Sturt University journalism academic says the evolving communication course continues to feed the ranks of the irrepressible ‘Mitchell Mafia’.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Communication and Creative Industries Society and Community

FEATURES 14 Sep 2023

Passion for creative communication earns Charles Sturt graduate university medal

A keen desire to understand the psychology behind commercialism has driven a young graduate to receive one of Charles Sturt University’s highest honours.

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FEATURES 14 Sep 2023

‘Long hours, passion’ lands cyber security graduate University’s highest honour

The challenges of juggling motherhood, work and being a female in a male-dominated industry have landed a Charles Sturt University graduate the University’s highest honour.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Computer Science Technology

FEATURES 13 Sep 2023

University Medal recipient in Townsville knew her career path from a young age

A Charles Sturt University graduate knew at a young age that her future lay in educating children. A chance encounter on work experience shaped her career path and earned her a Postgraduate University Medal for her achievements.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Teacher education

FEATURES 13 Sep 2023

Policing, TV and fire investigations – par for the course for one graduate

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate has had a highly awarded career in policing and more recently new careers in television and his own fire investigation consultancy.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Law and Justice Policing and Security

FEATURES 12 Sep 2023

‘Career-ending injuries’ no barrier for professional BMX athlete graduating with Doctorate

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate has added ‘Doctor of Philosophy’ to his long list of achievements alongside leading a cycling team in the Olympic games, and most proudly, being a father and husband.

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FEATURES 12 Sep 2023

Only 21 but doing her dream job

A Charles Sturt University paramedicine graduate said she’s ‘doing my dream job’ and one day hopes to become an Intensive Care Paramedic.

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FEATURES 12 Sep 2023

Little girl’s passion for animals becomes woman’s dream career as vet

From bringing home creatures found on her family farm to operating on people’s pets in the clinic, recent Charles Sturt University graduate Emme Williams has always had a passion for animals.

All Local News Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University

FEATURES 11 Sep 2023

University Medallist’s childhood influenced inspiring career path

A Charles Sturt University graduate tells of how her experience spending time in hospital and an overwhelming desire to help people across the globe sent her on a career path that has earned her the University’s top honour as a Postgraduate Medal winner.

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FEATURES 4 Sep 2023

‘No time to lose’: conservation in focus for Save the Koala Month

Australia’s iconic native animal, the koala, has alarmingly gone from a species ‘under no threat’ to ‘vulnerable’ to ‘endangered’ within a decade.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Indigenous Sustainability

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In Brief

IN BRIEF 29 Nov 2023

Charles Sturt Foundation inaugural Legacy Society bequest lunch in Bathurst

IN BRIEF 27 Nov 2023

$5,000 scholarships boost higher education opportunities for current and former defence personnel

IN BRIEF 24 Nov 2023

International education agents get familiar with Port Macquarie

IN BRIEF 24 Nov 2023

Charles Sturt hosts NSW Innovation and Productivity Council in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 14 Nov 2023

University Wine Chemist wins top honour at national awards

IN BRIEF 10 Nov 2023

University staff offer a ‘dance of ideas’ for inaugural TEDx Wagga Wagga event

IN BRIEF 27 Oct 2023

University showcases agriculture innovations at Central West field days

IN BRIEF 24 Oct 2023

High school students glimpse future in agriculture, animal and veterinary sciences

IN BRIEF 11 Oct 2023

Vale Mr Bill Blaikie, OAM

IN BRIEF 6 Oct 2023

Innovative educational opportunities for Border region through new MoU

IN BRIEF 5 Oct 2023

New falcon chicks in Orange need names – vote now

IN BRIEF 4 Oct 2023

New collaboration improves Global Digital Farm’s tech capabilities

IN BRIEF 4 Oct 2023

Stargazing and storytelling bring night sky to life at annual ‘Sky Stories’ event

IN BRIEF 29 Sep 2023

‘Policy lab’ helps local councils strengthen local democracy

IN BRIEF 28 Sep 2023

Partnership to reveal soil organic carbon levels of Global Digital Farm

IN BRIEF 27 Sep 2023

Students reap benefits of rare invitation to Government House science lecture

IN BRIEF 27 Sep 2023

Body painting exhibition teaches anatomy to university students

IN BRIEF 26 Sep 2023

Major upgrades to feedlot operations to solve feeding industry challenges

IN BRIEF 26 Sep 2023

Charles Sturt in Dubbo celebrates queer films from around the globe

IN BRIEF 21 Sep 2023

Tokyo nursing students’ visit forges new links with regional health educators

Opinion

OPINION 29 Nov 2023

Knock the rich, not the boomers

OPINION 27 Nov 2023

Why redefining the Treaty principles would undermine real political equality in NZ

OPINION 24 Nov 2023

How can we stop men falling through the cracks?

OPINION 14 Nov 2023

How has philosophy advanced civilisation?

OPINION 10 Nov 2023

Who will write the rules for AI? How nations are racing to regulate artificial intelligence

OPINION 8 Nov 2023

Why science should matter to rural Australia

OPINION 7 Nov 2023

Do racehorses even know they’re ‘racing’ each other? It’s unlikely

OPINION 30 Oct 2023

Spooky season spirit spreads down under

OPINION 25 Oct 2023

Stroke, and aphasia – know the risk factors and the signs

OPINION 24 Oct 2023

Restructuring the United Nations – a global imperative

OPINION 23 Oct 2023

The risks and benefits of promoting running over 65

OPINION 19 Oct 2023

Stuttering: a form of neurodiversity

OPINION 18 Oct 2023

Have you heard of Developmental Language Disorder?

OPINION 18 Oct 2023

Diet and exercise can help to minimise the risks of osteoporosis

OPINION 13 Oct 2023

Sustaining and growing the podiatry workforce

OPINION 9 Oct 2023

It’s not just Victoria’s iconic mountain ash trees at risk – it’s every species in their community

OPINION 9 Oct 2023

Psychological science supports mental health as a human right

OPINION 3 Oct 2023

The Voice to Parliament referendum debate and effects of misinformation and disinformation

OPINION 20 Sep 2023

Racism and democracy: Claims of division in the NZ election and Voice referendum need challenging

OPINION 20 Sep 2023

The rich diversity of sign languages explained

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Professor Megan Smith was appointed Executive Dean in January 2019 and Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Science in May 2018 following 4 years as Head of School of the School of Community Health and inaugural Director, Three Rivers UDRH in July 2017.

Originally graduating from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) and practicing as a clinical physiotherapist, Megan joined the staff at Charles Sturt University in 1999.

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