Archive
Creating the sound of Lego
Monday, 31 Mar 2014The worldwide success of The LEGO Movie, opening in Australia this week, is great news for budding film-makers, according to CSU academic Mr Damian Candusso.
SimAmbulance boosts CSU paramedic program
Monday, 31 Mar 2014Paramedic students at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Port Macquarie will receive the most realistic training possible with the arrival of a simulator ambulance ('SimAmbulance') to prepare them for real-world emergencies.
Researching health needs of young LGBTIQ
Monday, 31 Mar 2014The experiences of young LGBTIQ people in finding suitable health and mental health services are the subject of a new study being undertaken by headspace Wagga Wagga and CSU.
Chinese free trade to benefit all Australians
Friday, 28 Mar 2014Plans for an Australia-China free trade agreement and greater banking deregulation in China will benefit all Australians, says CSU economist Professor John Hicks.
Pharmacy career change a winner
Thursday, 27 Mar 2014An award winning pharmacy student from Charles Sturt University (CSU) is demonstrating it's always the right time to embark on a career change through further study.
Climate change and privacy key challenges
Wednesday, 26 Mar 2014Innovating new ways to mitigate climate change and help agricultural producers respond to its effects will be a key challenge for the information technology sector, according to Emeritus Professor John Weckert from Charles Sturt University (CSU).
Dental students fill a service hole
Tuesday, 25 Mar 2014A group of Charles Sturt University dentistry students have completed the first step in a pilot program designed to improve oral health in the remote NSW community of Brewarrina.
Indigenous children’s rich language skills
Monday, 24 Mar 2014Research from Charles Sturt University (CSU) has shown that many Indigenous children have competence in several languages, and rich and supportive language and literacy environments.
Victorian laws could limit protest rights
Friday, 21 Mar 2014A Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic has strongly criticised new powers for Victorian police which could be used to ban people from public protests.
Champion of Indigenous education honoured
Thursday, 20 Mar 2014The work of Pastor Cec Grant OAM, or Wiradjuri Elder Wongamar, in promoting higher education for Indigenous people will be remembered in the annual public lecture held in his honour Friday 21 March at the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C) in Canberra.