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                23 Nov 2020
            
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            Are children colour blind and inherently ‘not racist’? 
        Charles Sturt's Dr Ryan Al-Natour challenges existing ideas when it comes to racism and our children in his presentation at the Early Childhood Voices 2020 Conference.
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            National Agriculture Day: A spotlight on Charles Sturt’s researchers
        To mark National Agriculture Day on Friday 20 November, four Charles Sturt University researchers from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation reveal why primary industries inspires them.
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                18 Nov 2020
            
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Charles Sturt signs MoU with Hartpury University in UK

Charles Sturt University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for academic co-operation with Hartpury University in the United Kingdom, providing the opportunity for student and staff exchanges, joint initiatives and collaborative research.

All Local News Charles Sturt University International Research

Let’s talk about ‘The Burnout Year’

Charles Sturt academic joins Women’s Agenda panel to help others navigate 'The Burnout Year’

Charles Sturt University ILWS Health Society and Community

National award for contribution to improving the lives of older Australians

A leading Charles Sturt University gerontology expert has been recognised for her contribution to advancing the care of older Australians and enhancing research and training for professionals and students working in the field of gerontology.

All Local News ILWS Research Society and Community

Hands-on, hands down the best marketing campaign in the sector

‘It’s What We Do’ campaign awarded first place in the ‘Best Marketing Campaign – Larger Budget’ category at the Universities Australia Marketing, Communications and Development (UAMCD) awards

All Local News Charles Sturt University Communication and Creative Industries

White Ribbon Day 2020: end violence against women

Charles Sturt University supports White Ribbon Day 2020 in Australia on Friday 20 November to prevent and end violence against women.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Health Society and Community

Teachers can help children who are experiencing separation and divorce

Charles Sturt University research indicates teachers can help young children and families experiencing separation and divorce.

All Local News Research Society and Community Teaching and Education

‘Research for a changing world’ - an online conference

Charles Sturt's Institute for Land, Water and Society to host online conference where academics will present findings from their research.

All Local News Charles Sturt University ILWS Research Society and Community

Deputy Prime Minister commends Charles Sturt on topping graduate employment rankings

Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister commends Charles Sturt as University tops nation’s graduate employment rankings for the fifth year in a row

All Local News Charles Sturt University

When do children learn speech sounds?

New research presented at a major Charles Sturt University international online conference examines children’s voices, speech acquisition, multilingualism, and intelligibility.

All Local News International Research Teaching and Education

Diabetes ‘the biggest challenge confronting Australia’s health system’

World Diabetes Day is on Saturday 14 November, and experts warn that ‘diabetes is the epidemic of the 21st century and the biggest challenge confronting Australia’s health system’.

All Local News Health Research Society and Community

Biochemist alumna recognised in prestigious national awards program

Charles Sturt alumna Brooke Kaveney is the winner of the highest accolade in the 2020 Alinta Energy, Country Education Foundation of Australia (CEF) Alumni Awards.

Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Graham Centre Research

Switch to online celebrations has not stifled NAIDOC Week message

Charles Sturt staff, students and communities to acknowledge NAIDOC Week through series of videos that showcase the history, culture and practices of our First Nations peoples.

All Local News Charles Sturt University Indigenous Society and Community

Strong international registrations for online early childhood conference

The Charles Sturt Early Childhood Research Group is organising the free, online Early Childhood Voices 2020 conference to showcase innovations to improve the lives of children, families and practitioners working in the early childhood sector.

All Local News International Research Teaching and Education

Charles Sturt cadet engineer on the job with Riverina Water

Charles Sturt University Engineering cadet Ms Ashleigh Hayden is thriving at her work placement with Riverina Water County Council, a foundation industry partner of the University’s internationally recognised engineering program.

Wagga Wagga Engineering Society and Community

Participants sought for research into impact of AI on workers’ health

A research project led by Charles Sturt University seeks participants for an online survey investigating the possible future impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the health and wellbeing of workers in a range of sectors.

All Local News Computer Science Psychology Research

Marketing-communications team in twelfth national ‘Big Idea’ final

For the twelfth consecutive year a Charles Sturt University student team is a finalist in the annual International Advertising Association (IAA) 2020 ‘Big Idea’ national inter-university marketing-communications competition.

All Local News Communication and Creative Industries Society and Community

Inaugural awards celebrate University's inspirational and impactful alumni

Recipients for inaugural Charles Sturt Distinguished Alumni Awards Program announced.

All Local News Charles Sturt University International Society and Community

Minister for Tertiary Education and TAFE NSW Managing Director visit Charles Sturt

The Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education and TAFE NSW Managing Director tour Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga to strengthen tertiary education relationships.

Wagga Wagga Charles Sturt University Graham Centre Research Society and Community

Charles Sturt collaboration will help people living with neurological conditions in western NSW

Charles Sturt University collaboration with the Western NSW Primary Health Network (WNSW PHN) and Parkinson's NSW for the four-year Movement Disorder Nurse Specialist Pilot Program will assist those with neurological conditions in western NSW.

All Local News Health Research Society and Community

Charles Sturt students win second national PR competition award

Charles Sturt University final-year communication students have won the Public Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA) 2020 National Student PR competition ‘Pitch This!’ with their creative campaign for societal good - making a bequest to a charity.

All Local News Communication and Creative Industries Society and Community

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FEATURES 20 Nov 2020

National Agriculture Day: A spotlight on Charles Sturt’s researchers

To mark National Agriculture Day on Friday 20 November, four Charles Sturt University researchers from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation reveal why primary industries inspires them.

All Local News Agricultural Science Graham Centre

FEATURES 5 Nov 2020

World Radiography Day: experts say patient care is still their top priority during COVID-19

To mark World Radiography Day, three academics from Charles Sturt University reflect on the profession and the important role radiographers and radiation therapists are continuing to play during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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FEATURES 14 Oct 2020

‘The real wheel driving households and feeding the world’: Researcher’s tribute to rural women

A Charles Sturt and Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation PhD student discusses her experiences working on dairy farms in Pakistan ahead of International Day of Rural Women on Thursday 15 October.

Wagga Wagga Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University Graham Centre Society and Community

FEATURES 30 Sep 2020

World Teachers’ Day: from retiree to graduate teacher

Ahead of World Teachers’ Day (Monday 5 October), career-changer Mr Ian Mitchell shares the interesting year he had finding his feet in his new career as a high school teacher and as a student in Charles Sturt University’s Master of Education course.

Bathurst Teaching and Education Society and Community

FEATURES 21 Sep 2020

A leader in electronic literature, internet art, and poetry

“Not since the work of James Joyce has any one person so creatively explored layers upon layers of dimensional linguistic meaning as the writer/artist Mez Breeze.” (Séamas Cain, 2012 International Congress of Irish Studies.)

Arts and Culture Communication and Creative Industries Technology

FEATURES 3 Sep 2020

A Charles Sturt graduate’s inspiring story ahead of World Physiotherapy Day

Ahead of World Physiotherapy Day, Daniel Searle shares how the most challenging experience of his life – losing the majority of his vision at 16 years old – led him to forge a career as a health professional and find great passion in helping others.

Albury-Wodonga Health Science Society and Community

FEATURES 31 Aug 2020

Mature-age study ‘an intellectual challenge and undoubted satisfaction’

At the start of Adult Learners Week (Tuesday 1 to Tuesday 8 September) an octogenarian studying theology reflects on his career as chaplain in the military, police force, and in far-flung small communities from the Shetland Islands to Dunedoo.

Charles Sturt University Religion and Ethics Society and Community

FEATURES 25 Aug 2020

Scholarship allows student to study after fires devastate family property

Veterinary student Ms Caitlin Hancock's family property was devastated by bushfire but she has been able to continue her studies as her family rebuilds thanks to a Charles Sturt Bushfire Scholarship.

Wagga Wagga Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University Society and Community

FEATURES 24 Aug 2020

From TAFE to university: veterinary technology student shares why she decided to upskill

With National Skills Week (Monday 24 to Sunday 30 August) in full swing, Charles Sturt is sharing the story of a student who chose to pursue tertiary education to strengthen the skills and knowledge she gained from TAFE and working in the industry.

Wagga Wagga Animal and Veterinary science Society and Community

FEATURES 21 Aug 2020

Pharmacy graduate wins company award

Charles Sturt pharmacy alumna and small business extraordinaire Ms Jenna Cormack discusses how her passion for pharmacy, business and all things creative helped to lead the store she co-owns to win the NSW Priceline Pharmacy of the Year award.

All Local News Health Pharmacy

FEATURES 10 Aug 2020

Student loses all in bushfires but thanks University for its support

It was a tragic end to 2019 for Charles Sturt student Mr Liam Mowbray but securing a scholarship has ensured he can continue his studies in the wake of the bushfires.

Port Macquarie Wagga Wagga Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University

FEATURES 7 Aug 2020

First-year dentist starts career by working through COVID-19

To mark Dental Health Week (Monday 3 to Sunday 9 August), Charles Sturt University is sharing the story of a recent dental science graduate who kicked off her regional dentistry career just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

Health Dentistry

FEATURES 3 Aug 2020

Two-dog nights; bushfire evacuee awarded Charles Sturt scholarship

A Charles Sturt University Bushfire Scholarship has been awarded to an accounting student who twice had to evacuate from Mid North Coast bushfires and sleep in his car with his two dogs

Business and Economics Charles Sturt University Society and Community

FEATURES 23 Jul 2020

Charles Sturt says #thanksambos for their service during these uncertain times

Charles Sturt joins the rest of the nation to say #thanksambos as two Charles Sturt alumni reflect on how their lives as paramedics have been affected while working during a pandemic in London.

Bathurst Canberra Orange Charles Sturt University Health International Medicine Society and Community

FEATURES 20 Jul 2020

Our thanks to pharmacy staff, vital frontline workers in COVID-19 times

As healthcare workers, the prime objective of pharmacists is to look after and protect our community, and it has been particularly challenging during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Charles Sturt pharmacy graduate Mr Tim Denham.

All Local News Health Pharmacy Society and Community

FEATURES 15 Jul 2020

Cyber security provides a challenging and rewarding career for graduate

A Charles Sturt University information technology graduate and now Manager of the Bathurst Vulnerability Centre says that since developing her career in cyber security there is no such thing as a typical day or week.

All Local News Computer Science Society and Community Technology

FEATURES 13 Jul 2020

Charles Sturt BTC scholarship for a mid-life career change

Changing career from policing to teaching sees a Charles Sturt University student awarded a Bathurst Teachers’ College Alumni Scholarship.

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FEATURES 9 Jul 2020

A theatre media student’s journey during COVID-19

A young Bathurst performer who enjoys all types of entertainment and seeing people doing what they love hopes to travel overseas to start a professional entertainment career.

All Local News Arts and Culture Charles Sturt University Communication and Creative Industries

FEATURES 3 Jul 2020

The perfect pairing: two Charles Sturt graduates are now co-owners of a boutique winery

When winemakers Nadja and Steve first met at Charles Sturt University in 2008, they never knew that a few years later they would become a couple, co-own a vineyard, and create their very own brand of wine.

Orange Wagga Wagga Agricultural Science Society and Community

FEATURES 22 Jun 2020

Six months after graduation: the full-circle moment for a regional teaching graduate

For most new graduates, the first few months in a new job can be challenging; and Ed Smith - who shares how he is finding his feet as a first-year teacher during the COVID-19 pandemic – is no exception.

Teaching and Education

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In Brief

IN BRIEF 18 Nov 2020

Knowledge spans generations through mentor program

IN BRIEF 10 Nov 2020

There’s more to this blue tree than meets the eye

IN BRIEF 6 Nov 2020

Internships allow two students to develop industry experience in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 5 Nov 2020

Minister Fletcher and Senator Davey witness a new age of farming in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 4 Nov 2020

Horse owners worried about long-term financial impact of COVID-19

IN BRIEF 3 Nov 2020

Port Macquarie campus tours showcase state-of-the-art facilities

IN BRIEF 3 Nov 2020

Keeping arts and culture alive in Wagga Wagga and beyond

IN BRIEF 16 Oct 2020

Equine Centre in Wagga Wagga to host renowned horse trainer

IN BRIEF 15 Oct 2020

Charles Sturt in Port Macquarie offers Bachelor of Information Technology in 2021

IN BRIEF 13 Oct 2020

Vote to name Orange’s newest peregrine falcon chick

IN BRIEF 13 Oct 2020

Minister glimpses future of education at digital farm in Wagga Wagga

IN BRIEF 6 Oct 2020

Put on your dancing shoes!

IN BRIEF 2 Oct 2020

Charles Sturt research receives generous donation to continue work to improve wetlands

IN BRIEF 29 Sep 2020

Student-led art exhibition to start conversations about mental health

IN BRIEF 28 Sep 2020

New ‘3x3 basketball’ competition comes to Bathurst

IN BRIEF 24 Sep 2020

AgriPark in Wagga Wagga continues to grow with four new partners confirmed

IN BRIEF 22 Sep 2020

Students showcase innovative performance in annual SPRUNG Festival 2020 online

IN BRIEF 22 Sep 2020

Free creative citizen skills workshop for young people in Port Macquarie

IN BRIEF 17 Sep 2020

Free webinar with industry experts to inspire women to pursue careers in space

IN BRIEF 9 Sep 2020

White privilege and anti-racism explored in webinar

Opinion

OPINION 23 Nov 2020

Are children colour blind and inherently ‘not racist’?

OPINION 18 Nov 2020

Australia’s agricultural sector - Keep calm, and don’t worry about China

OPINION 13 Nov 2020

World events a reflection of turmoil of Australia’s First Nations people

OPINION 11 Nov 2020

Research supporting isolated new mothers highlighted during PANDA Week

OPINION 10 Nov 2020

Healthy ageing policies must start in the home

OPINION 9 Nov 2020

‘Little minds dealing with big issues’ – helping children through major life events

OPINION 5 Nov 2020

Victorian gyms will struggle to breathe after 100 lockdown days

OPINION 3 Nov 2020

Who will Muslim Americans vote for in the US elections?

OPINION 28 Oct 2020

World Internet Day 2020 – smart regions and intelligent campuses

OPINION 19 Oct 2020

Regional ‘Save Our Voices’ campaign calls for digital-era media rules

OPINION 16 Oct 2020

Would a media ownership Royal Commission achieve what Rudd wants?

OPINION 16 Oct 2020

La Nina is here, but the long-term outlook is more frequent and intense drought

OPINION 13 Oct 2020

Behind closed doors: Review of ‘Collections From The Asylum’ exhibition

OPINION 6 Oct 2020

Charles Sturt academic claims colonialism need not be a permanent state

OPINION 29 Sep 2020

‘The Chinese Communist Party, for all its power, is afraid of its own people’

OPINION 29 Sep 2020

Aggressive? Poisonous? Deadly? Experts debunk myths about Australian snakes

OPINION 21 Sep 2020

‘To understand China we need to grasp three things: history, homeland and harmony’

OPINION 18 Sep 2020

COVID-19 has brought economic turmoil and mass starvation upon citizens in war-torn Syria

OPINION 17 Sep 2020

Registered nurses in aged care: how will Australia address the staffing shortfall?

OPINION 11 Sep 2020

NAPLAN testing: how its use by parents may be related to their background

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SPECIALTY TOPICS: Mental health, Ageing, Social policy, Rural health and wellbeing, Informal caregiving

Belinda is a social worker passionate about understanding and addressing issues of social justice and inequality.

She completed her PhD in 2018 at La Trobe University, completing a multi method project that critically explored the impacts of policy, practice and wider sociological changes on the experiences of spousal caregivers in rural areas.

Belinda’s teaching and research areas span mental health, ageing, social policy, rural service provision and informal caregiving.

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