Dr Lee Baumgartner has spent his career researching and protecting the world’s fish and says the NSW Government’s new $10 million plan to combat our state’s ‘fish Armageddon’ is a last resort, but the tactics within the plan have worked in the past.

Staff members celebrate three decades at Charles Sturt the same year the University celebrates its 30th birthday.

As Charles Sturt University celebrates its 30th anniversary, a handful of staff at the University in Bathurst and Wagga Wagga are also celebrating three decades or more with the institution.

Dr Belinda Cash has dedicated her academic and professional life to investigating the issues around the health of older adults in rural communities, with a focus on the supports that are available to those who choose to stay in rural communities.

Charles Sturt alumni, television screenwriter Kaneana May is publishing her first novel, a behind the scenes look at reality television called “The One.”

Charles Sturt student Francis Kamara is making his way in the Australian the film and television industry and now has his sights set on Hollywood.

NSW Indigenous Woman of the Year Dr Faye McMillan talks about her experiences in pharmacy, her foray into mental health and her work as an Atlantic Fellow.

Considering WHO's call for universal health coverage this year and what it means for the regions on World Health Day 2019

The face of Australia’s pastoral country is changing, and research led by CSU is investigating options for a more sustainable future.