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            Research tests artificial bark and Riverina arboreal lizard populations
        Research by a Charles Sturt University student is helping to define arboreal lizard populations in the Riverina flood plain and test the usefulness of artificial materials for them to shelter under.
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            Struggling to learn a language? Six tips on how pop songs can help 
        Is it time to ditch the text books and turn on the radio instead? Researchers look at the benefits of pop songs in learning another language.
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            ‘Together we are stronger’; health students strive for better First Nations patient outcomes
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                28 Jun 2022
            
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            HSC Study Days in Bathurst and Wagga Wagga to help Year 12 students
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Research tests artificial bark and Riverina arboreal lizard populations

Research by a Charles Sturt University student is helping to define arboreal lizard populations in the Riverina flood plain and test the usefulness of artificial materials for them to shelter under.

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Demand for university early entry continues to surge

Charles Sturt University has already received more applications in Rounds One and Two of the Charles Sturt Advantage 2022 program, than from all three rounds in 2021!

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Leeton leads the way to help Hazara Afghans ‘find their feet’ in Australia

Researchers from Charles Sturt University, University of South Australia and Charles Darwin University have published the Learning from Leeton’ report.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Graham Centre Society and Community

Producers to hear from industry experts at University forum

Producers from southern NSW will be able to hear from Charles Sturt researchers and industry experts at the Gulbali Institute Livestock Forum in July.

Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Research

‘Together we are stronger’; health students strive for better First Nations patient outcomes

Charles Sturt University paramedicine students and First Nations mental health students recently participated in training scenarios as part of their preparation for work in communities throughout Australia.

All Local News Health Indigenous Paramedicine

New IBD and exercise research needs Central West participants

A Charles Sturt University PhD student seeks people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the Bathurst region to assist her research into the impact of exercise on IBD with the aim to improve treatment and outcomes.

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App to detect cattle bloat in southern NSW now available for Android users

An app previously launched by Charles Sturt to alert beef producers about cases of bloat in southern NSW is now available for Android users.

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ABC archive and library staff cuts alarm Charles Sturt experts

Charles Sturt University library and media academics are concerned that the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) plan to cut archivist and librarian positions will damage Australia’s cultural heritage.

All Local News Arts and Culture Communication and Creative Industries Society and Community

New teacher’s aide pathway on track to help address critical teacher shortages

The Charles Sturt University Collaborative Teacher’s Aide Pathway (CTAP) is surpassing expectations attracting a high number of student enrolments from across Australia.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Indigenous Teaching and Education

Student project yields time-saving program for NSW flood management agencies

Work experience projects undertaken by Charles Sturt University computer imaging students had time-saving practical applications during the recent NSW flood events.

All Local News Computer Science Society and Community Technology

Annual EngFest at Charles Sturt showcased student projects and celebrated engineering

The Charles Sturt University Engineering program in Bathurst had plenty to celebrate, with cadets engaged with the 2022 EngFest, and the annual Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Challenge.

All Local News Engineering Research Society and Community

Charles Sturt leads FishTech initiative to boost food security and climate resilience in the Mekong

Charles Sturt University will lead the FishTech initiative as part of a partnership between Australia and Lao to boost food security and climate resilience in the Mekong region in Southeast Asia.

All Local News Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Society and Community

Charles Sturt scholarship ceremony in Wagga Wagga celebrates donors and recipients

Generous donors were present in Wagga Wagga on Thursday to present Charles Sturt students with more than $1 million worth of scholarships at a ceremony at Joyes Hall.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Society and Community

First Nations Success Awards celebrate Charles Sturt students and staff

The winners of the inaugural Charles Sturt University 2021 First Nations Success Awards for students and staff were announced at a special dinner event at the University in Wagga Wagga on Thursday 2 June.

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Research explores retired racehorses in Australia; owners sought for survey

A Charles Sturt University researcher seeks participants for an online survey to identify physical and behavioural attributes shown in retired racehorses (Thoroughbred and Standardbred) that are enjoying a successful post-racing career.

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“Train has left the station” – Robotics & Automation the future of agriculture

“The train has left the station.” That was the message for delegates at the Digital Agrifood Summit discussing robotics and automation in agriculture.

Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Society and Community

Industry-leading alumni appointed to co-develop new communication degree

Charles Sturt University has appointed four alumni as Adjunct Lecturers (Communication) to co-design and co-deliver the new Bachelor of Communication, the first of its kind in the Australian higher education sector.

Arts and Culture Communication and Creative Industries Society and Community

Researchers develop a critical update to water quality index

A Charles Sturt University researcher and colleagues have used artificial intelligence (AI) and data mining to revise a water quality index (WQI) which can benefit individuals and a range of government agencies and non-government entities.

All Local News Computer Science Research Society and Community

A simple question could lead to quicker diagnosis of disease in humans

Charles Sturt academics have contributed to a national study on Q Fever, the effect it has on humans and animals and how a quicker diagnosis can be achieved with one simple question.

All Local News Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University Research

Cybersecurity and AI a new way forward for regional research and futures

Charles Sturt University is set to boost cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI) research and unlock the potential for digital regional discovery and regional futures.

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FEATURES 27 May 2022

Scholarship provides hope after complete devastation

A student at Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie is grateful for scholarship support after her family’s home was completely wiped out by the recent flooding in Lismore.

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FEATURES 20 May 2022

Graduate set to build on legacy of family transport business

A Charles Sturt University business graduate from Henty, NSW, is applying her new skills to enhance the family transport business and extend the 50-year legacy of her grandparents, father, and uncles.

Wagga Wagga Business and Economics Charles Sturt University

FEATURES 5 May 2022

‘We deserve better.’ A mother and medical student’s mission to improve regional health services

This mother-of-two is making it her mission to bring back vital health services to regional areas by making a career change from teaching to Medicine.

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FEATURES 4 May 2022

Riverstone graduate gets degree while also juggling full-time work and COVID-19 lockdowns

Despite the pressure of maintaining a full-time job and isolation due to COVID-19 lockdowns, a Bachelor of Education graduate can hang her hat on pushing through this challenging time to complete her degree online.

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FEATURES 4 May 2022

Teaching graduates overcome personal setbacks and COVID-19 disruptions

Among the many teaching graduates at the Charles Sturt University graduation ceremonies in Bathurst this week, three overcame personal setbacks as well as the disruptions caused to all by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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FEATURES 3 May 2022

Teaching is not the only thing this mother-of-five has mastered

Mother-of-five proudly attends rescheduled graduation ceremony in Bathurst as she celebrates her achievements, including completing her master's degree while homeschooling her children while caring for a premature newborn and working part-time.

Parramatta Charles Sturt University Teaching and Education

FEATURES 28 Apr 2022

Charles Sturt celebrates one of the first rural First Nations Dental Science students

Despite feeling directionless and not “smart enough” to be a dentist, one of Charles Sturt’s first rural First Nations students in the Bachelor of Dental Science is proving that grit and determination are all you need to pursue your dreams.

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FEATURES 22 Apr 2022

Hard life lessons shape future teacher

Growing up in a volatile, social housing estate in a single-parent family with siblings to care for was tough for a scholarship recipient from Dubbo. He recounts how those years helped him to succeed both personally and academically later on.

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FEATURES 21 Apr 2022

Family history 50 years in the making

The former Riverina College of Advanced Education is not the only things celebrating 50 years in 2022. It has also been 50 years since the start of the Davis family, which is ingrained in Charles Sturt tradition.

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FEATURES 20 Apr 2022

Are you inspired to teach? It’s not too late to make a career change

Applications are open for another round of the Mid-Career Transition to Teaching Program. Two students currently enrolled from round one talk about their decision to change careers and the benefits of the program.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Teaching and Education

FEATURES 15 Mar 2022

Thank you to the unsung heroes helping our most vulnerable

On World Social Work Day on Tuesday 15 March, two students and an academic from the Charles Sturt School of Social Work and Arts recount why they wanted to dedicate their lives to helping people.

Dubbo Port Macquarie Charles Sturt University Indigenous Society and Community

FEATURES 9 Mar 2022

Don’t be afraid to try again; follow your heart to answer your calling

A Charles Sturt University nursing graduate from Port Macquarie celebrates her long-awaited graduation day, and recounts the courage it took, after realising her calling, to go back to university to study a second degree to pursue a different career.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Science

FEATURES 28 Feb 2022

Paramedic graduate moved from UK to study ‘course with connections’

A recent Charles Sturt University paramedicine graduate moved from London to study at the University’s campus in Bathurst because of the course’s strong reputation and recruitment connection to ambulance services throughout the United Kingdom.

All Local News International Paramedicine Science

FEATURES 11 Feb 2022

I’m just like you: Think big and break through barriers

A nursing professional from a small country town near Albury recounts her inspirational journey of how she ‘made it big’ at a major metropolitan hospital and was chosen as ‘the face’ of a popular television series.

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FEATURES 21 Dec 2021

University Medal for sports journalism graduate from Port Macquarie

The University Medal was awarded to only 32 December graduates and is the highest honour that a student can receive. Port Macquarie graduate Blake Johnson has been recognised for his outstanding academic achievement

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FEATURES 21 Dec 2021

You can take the girl out of the country, but she’ll bring back a medal and skills in sustainability

Ms Alex Watson-Deal was awarded the 2021 Agricultural Science Medal Prize. She hopes to apply her academic and practical skills to assist farmers with becoming more sustainable to adapt to the challenges associated with climate change.

Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Charles Sturt University Society and Community

FEATURES 20 Dec 2021

Graduate nurse pays it forward after achieving her dream

A nursing graduate in Wagga Wagga left her hometown in Zimbabwe to start a new life, and new career, helping people in regional NSW.

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FEATURES 16 Dec 2021

Don’t quit now – four inspirational nursing experts recount 185 years’ experience in saving lives

In an era that has seen a ‘mass resignation’ in nursing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, four nursing experts from Charles Sturt University inspire future nurses with life lessons and insights that span 50 years in and alongside the profession.

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FEATURES 16 Dec 2021

From the city to the country – medical radiation graduate committed to improving rural healthcare

Medical Radiation Science graduate Ms Olivia Ratcliffe has completed her studies with outstanding results and is determined to contribute to rural medical services after being forever grateful for the healthcare that saved her father’s life.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Health Medicine

FEATURES 15 Dec 2021

University Medal for Bathurst environmental science graduate

A Charles Sturt University environmental science graduate has been awarded a University Medal for her outstanding academic achievements.

All Local News Animal and Veterinary science Science Society and Community

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In Brief

IN BRIEF 1 Jul 2022

Port Macquarie community receives sustainability boost under Charles Sturt community grants program

IN BRIEF 28 Jun 2022

HSC Study Days in Bathurst and Wagga Wagga to help Year 12 students

IN BRIEF 27 Jun 2022

Update: Statement from Vice-Chancellor Professor Renée Leon regarding COVID-19

IN BRIEF 16 Jun 2022

Paramedicine students volunteer to ‘Ride The Wave’ in Port Macquarie

IN BRIEF 16 Jun 2022

‘Inspiring’: Governor of NSW visits Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 15 Jun 2022

Dubbo region receives $2,200 for local environmental projects under Charles Sturt grants program

IN BRIEF 14 Jun 2022

PhD student’s model for saving lives recognised with award

IN BRIEF 10 Jun 2022

Students shine at three-day Emerge-Youth Incubator program

IN BRIEF 9 Jun 2022

Wagga Wagga receives $1,952 sustainability boost under Charles Sturt community grants program

IN BRIEF 9 Jun 2022

Female farmers in the Central West could help change agriculture

IN BRIEF 3 Jun 2022

Spring Terrace Public School receives $1,000 for sustainability boost from Charles Sturt grant

IN BRIEF 1 Jun 2022

PhD students unearth life-saving properties in global food staples – rice, chickpeas and lentils

IN BRIEF 31 May 2022

‘Powers of Attorney’ is important for everyone

IN BRIEF 27 May 2022

Millions making a difference - Charles Sturt scholarship ceremony in Port Macquarie

IN BRIEF 26 May 2022

‘A time for all of us to learn’: Vice-Chancellor’s National Sorry Day statement

IN BRIEF 25 May 2022

Charles Sturt scholarship ceremony in Albury-Wodonga celebrates donors and recipients

IN BRIEF 20 May 2022

Recent graduate covers 2022 election for national community radio network

IN BRIEF 20 May 2022

A chance to celebrate ─ graduations are back in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 19 May 2022

Communication students stage industry showcase event

IN BRIEF 17 May 2022

Oxford scholar appointed to senior university role at Charles Sturt in Bathurst

Opinion

OPINION 1 Jul 2022

Police violence in Fiji: an endemic problem with no simple end in sight

OPINION 30 Jun 2022

Struggling to learn a language? Six tips on how pop songs can help

OPINION 23 Jun 2022

NSW introduces stamp duty or land tax option – what does this mean for home buyers?

OPINION 23 Jun 2022

Silence is not consent: why the new NSW consent laws on sexual acts help us and relationships

OPINION 21 Jun 2022

Why is the United States constitution held at gun point?

OPINION 20 Jun 2022

End of financial year tax tips – some good news for taxpayers

OPINION 16 Jun 2022

Early childhood reforms need less talk, more action

OPINION 9 Jun 2022

Meaty questions ─ how do you prioritise protein to benefit your health and budget?

OPINION 8 Jun 2022

Four million Australian kids’ data may have been compromised - can we protect their privacy better?

OPINION 7 Jun 2022

Set in an Australian leper colony, The Coast depicts past cruelties while reflecting on the present

OPINION 1 Jun 2022

Toss aside the high heels: Jurassic World’s Claire Dearing lights a path for women in action films

OPINION 26 May 2022

New PM heralds a new era for First Nations constitutional recognition

OPINION 26 May 2022

Explainer: how does a rise in the cash rate affect our homes and businesses, now and in the future?

OPINION 16 May 2022

Desperately seeking big policy ideas for our smallest youngest people

OPINION 4 May 2022

Can gum tree nectar help wasps attack vineyard-eating moths? Research gets results for grape growers

OPINION 28 Apr 2022

When it comes to dating advice, why is it always women who must improve?

OPINION 22 Apr 2022

What is toe jam? From harmless gunk to a feast for bugs

OPINION 20 Apr 2022

Prospects for Australian wheat exports amid the Ukraine-Russia conflict

OPINION 7 Apr 2022

Fighting for the right to die with dignity

OPINION 6 Apr 2022

Exciting magic, or misanthropic sorcery? Artificial intelligence and medical imaging explained

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He has more than 20 years of research and consulting expertise on fish passage, fish migration, fish kills, flow ecology, invasive species, re-stocking and reducing the impact of human disturbance on aquatic ecosystems.

More recently, Lee has been actively involved in research activities pertaining to sustainable irrigation and hydropower, and has expanded his activities to the lower Mekong Basin, Europe and South Africa.

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