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Eight things that should be included in screen guidelines for students

Wednesday, 25 Apr 2018

In The Conversation, CSU education experts Brendon Hyndman and Noella Mackenzie tackle one of the biggest issues that modern schools and parents encounter: how to manage students’ electronic use.

The Syrian ‘hell on earth’ is a tangle of power plays unlikely to end soon

Thursday, 8 Mar 2018

Commenting in The Conversation, CSU Associate Professor Mehmet Ozalp sees no immediate end to the current Syrian 'hell on earth' thanks to power struggles associated with the conflict.

Conscience vote on euthanasia bill exposes democratic weakness of NZ voting system

Wednesday, 31 Jan 2018

CSU political commentator Associate Professor Dominic O'Sullivan explains in The Conversation how a conscience vote on euthanasia bill exposes democratic weakness of New Zealand's voting system.

Romper Stomper reboot is a compelling investigation into Australia’s extremist politics

Tuesday, 2 Jan 2018

Dr Troy Whitford, a lecturer in Intelligence and Security Studies at CSU, writes in The Conversation that the remake of the 1992 movie Romper Stomper reflects new schisms and complexities in contemporary Australian extremist politics.

Lionel Murphy ‘still an open question’: CSU researcher

Tuesday, 12 Dec 2017

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A CSU researcher has examined the highly complex and unprecedented judicial scandal about the conduct of Mr Lionel Murphy, a controversial former left-wing political figure in the Whitlam Labor government and later Justice of the High Court of Australia.

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