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Charles Sturt University welcomes expansion of the Commonwealth Prac Payment
Thursday, 23 Jul 2026Charles Sturt University warmly welcomes the government’s decision to expand the Commonwealth Prac Payment to additional allied health disciplines.
Charles Sturt retains top national ranking for undergraduate employment
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2026“Our students benefit from a range of supports that enable them to succeed in their courses, as well as practical learning opportunities with our many industry-leading partners."
First students commence studies at Charles Sturt’s Sri Lanka campus
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2026The first students have commenced at Charles Sturt University’s new Colombo, marking a new era for the University and higher education in Sri Lanka.
Telehealth technology to improve doctor education and patient outcomes in regional communities
Thursday, 16 Jul 2026Charles Sturt University’s medical students and future doctors will soon be able to better help people in regional communities who struggle to access healthcare services.
The sport science behind the most successful players and teams at FIFA World Cup
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2026“What separates truly skilled footballers from those who are merely talented is their willingness and ability to adapt."
New Dean committed to producing more doctors for the bush
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2026Charles Sturt's new Dean of the School of Rural Medicine is committed to producing quality graduates who practice in regional Australia.
Cross family’s Wagga Wagga circle closes with ‘teary’ graduation
Monday, 6 Jul 2026For Kathy Westwood, visiting the Wagga Wagga campus for her graduation ceremony was deeply emotional as she remembered her late father’s connection to the campus.
Voluntary assisted dying research reveals rural and remote communities are disadvantaged
Wednesday, 1 Jul 2026Charles Sturt University research has identified key issues relating to voluntary assisted dying (VAD) access in rural and remote contexts.
Suicide is the leading cause of death among young Australians. What are the online warning signs?
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2026Research shows that youth, aged 13 to 24, may show worrying signs about their mental health via their social media. Here is what to look for online.
Regional LGBTQ+ community experiences higher rates of discrimination
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2026The results of the second Regional Rainbow Survey, by Charles Sturt academics, shows that LGBTQ+ people in regional communities have noticed an increase in discrimination in the past 12 months.