The NSW O’Farrell government is due to bring down its first budget since the Coalition won office at the March state election. CSU has experienced commentators to provide analysis of the budget and what it means for the communities of regional NSW.

Almost 40 students from CSU will gather in Wagga Wagga on Friday 5 August before they embark on their new careers in the veterinary science profession.

The celebration of the official Horses’ Birthday in Australia on 1 August will hold special significance at the Equine Centre at CSU in Wagga Wagga in 2011, with a new stallion set to enhance breeding programs and teaching opportunities.

To describe his start to life as rough would be an understatement. Equestrian champion, Wendela Jamie has overcome his early trials to qualify to compete in the London Olympics in little over a year.

A CSU student will join an elite group of international veterinary science students in a prestigious study program in the United Kingdom.

A decision to overturn the proposed development of equestrian facilities at CSU in Wagga Wagga has disappointed and dismayed the Head of the School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Professor Nick Sangster.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Ian Goulter, today welcomed the publication of the first national evaluation of the research strengths of Australian universities. CSU research was ranked as world-class in the five broad fields of agricultural and veterinary science, education, biological science, environmental science and chemical science.

The man recruited to CSU to oversee the establishment of the first veterinary science program based in regional Australia has received resounding praise for his legacy.

The new veterinary science program at CSU has received resounding praise for its staff, students and facilities as the course received full accreditation in Australia and New Zealand.