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Hantavirus research explores spillover of diseases between wildlife, livestock and humans
LATEST NEWS  12 May 2026

Hantavirus research explores spillover of diseases between wildlife, livestock and humans

A Charles Sturt University researcher is at the forefront of research into exotic disease surveillance and mitigation in Australia and overseas including for the now controversial hantavirus.

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Community radio 2MCE celebrates 50 years of broadcasting
IN BRIEF  7 May 2026

Community radio 2MCE celebrates 50 years of broadcasting

In November 1975 Mitchell College of Advanced Education in Bathurst, one of the predecessor institutions of Charles Sturt University, received a special licence for educational broadcasting to serve the communities of Bathurst and Orange.

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Expert in focus

Professor Larissa Bamberry profile

Professor Larissa Bamberry

SPECIALTY TOPICS: Gender and employment relations, Workplace safety, Gender equity, Regional employment challenges

Professor Larissa Bamberry is the Associate Head of the School of Business and a leading expert in gender and employment relations. She Larissa Bamberry examines how work is changing and how gendered dynamics shape labour markets, workplace culture and organisational resilience.

Her research provides critical insight into wellbeing, occupational violence and leadership in frontline and first‑responder settings, informed by partnerships with emergency services, industry groups and regional development bodies.

She also investigates gender inequality in male‑dominated trades, the barriers facing women in construction and mining, and the support needs of trauma‑exposed workers.

With senior public‑sector experience in labour market and women’s policy, she is a sought‑after commentator on workplace safety, gender equity and regional employment challenges.

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