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A trial is underway at CSU to develop a therapeutic vaccine to treat melanoma in grey horses.

The first international student in the veterinary science program at CSU has passed the half-way mark with ambitious plans to return to Fiji on graduation to improve the health and welfare of small and large animals.

Interesting and unusual diseases in wildlife across CSU's regional footprint will be fed into a national database in a new initiative to broaden Australia's wildlife disease surveillance capacity.

New research at CSU has shown that lambing ewes may safely graze on dual purpose wheat in southern NSW.

CSU researchers are part of a team investigating non-surgical de-sexing to help address problems created by unwanted and stray animals.

CSU equine science students have played a key role in breeding and training five Australian Stockhorses, culminating in success in the show ring.

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It can grow up to 14 centimetres long, has hooked claws and CSU researchers have discovered this parasite appears to be common in the noses of wild dogs.

The development of a new degree at CSU to support emerging veterinary technology professionals in Australia will be recognised at an annual awards ceremony at the University in Wagga Wagga today.

A specialist in livestock production has been named as the new Director of the Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation, a research alliance between CSU and the NSW DPI.