The Booranga Writers’ Centre in Wagga Wagga is pleased to present its first exclusively online poetry reading via a ZOOM meeting at 8pm on Thursday 14 May.

Charles Sturt University PhD candidate Mr Johnathan Hewis is inviting residents of the Mid North Coast to take part in a study which aims to better understand why people can become distressed during MRI scans.

Participants in AgriTech Incubator's sixth Pitch Nigh to present ideas online due to COVID-19 restrictions on gathering numbers.

Charles Sturt's Girls in Cyber Security Advancing program prepares to come to an end with leadership workshop for 16 students who have excelled during the program.

A Charles Sturt program designed for Wagga Wagga’s young people to build job skills receives $114,506 in NSW Government funding.

A new storytelling competition will give Bathurst residents the opportunity to creatively share their experience of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.

Four new paramedicine simulation ambulance vehicles feature Indigenous artwork designed by a Charles Sturt graduate.

Dr Jeff McCormick from the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation in Wagga Wagga said the best potential for winter grazing might be with young beef cattle.

Charles Sturt veterinary talks about the role of the vet, especially in times of a crisis, ahead of World Veterinary Day on Saturday 25 April.