A thought leader in regional development in the Central West will take up a position at Charles Sturt University that aims to expand the University’s engagement with communities across the region.

Charles Sturt University in Bathurst will host a competition for primary and secondary school students in the region who are interested in careers in science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM).

Griffith will see a greater focus on improving health services available locally with the official opening of the first health student accommodation to be located in the Riverina town.

The current production at the Riverina Playhouse in Wagga Wagga, TOME, is improvised theatre performed nightly from Wednesday 29 April until Saturday 4 May.

CSU in Dubbo has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Western Plains Cultural Centre to promote, market and use the art exhibition space at the University.

A CSU scholarship fundraiser event in Port Macquarie honours the memory of a paramedic graduate and celebrates emergency services personnel on the NSW Mid North Coast.

The ‘community builder’ with successful social enterprise Thankyou, Mr Kalvin Hart, will discuss setting up and growing enterprises that highlight social justice in an interconnected world.

New free-of-charge Ageing Well workshops facilitated by a CSU researcher are being offered by Bathurst Seymour Centre for people aged over 60.

Residents of Orange who are aged 50 years and more can benefit from the CSU Active Living Longer (ALLong) program when it extends to CSU in Orange.