GST survey is valid

Sunday, 11 Feb 2001
With questions raised in today’s Border Mail in Albury, NSW, business researchers from Charles Sturt University have reaffirmed the validity of the results of the Goods and Services Tax survey.

Research at CSU soars

Wednesday, 7 Feb 2001
Research productivity at Charles Sturt University dramatically increased in 2000, further consolidating the University’s research status in Australia and overseas.

Graduation highlights for Wagga

Sunday, 4 Feb 2001
Almost 450 former students of Charles Sturt University’s Faculties of Arts and Commerce will celebrate the culmination of their studies in two ceremonies on the Wagga Wagga Campus.

Regional students to benefit from New NSW HSC website

Sunday, 4 Feb 2001
The innovative NSW HSC Online website has had a total make-over and students, parents and teachers in regional NSW are set to gain significant benefits from the redesign.

CSU and Advance Energy recognise mutual benefits

Tuesday, 30 Jan 2001
In the spirit of cooperation, Advance Energy and Charles Sturt University will come together to share expertise and business knowledge, under a unique agreement being signed in Bathurst today.

Online University nothing new says Blake

Thursday, 25 Jan 2001
The creation of a new online university touted by Labor leader Kim Beazley to the Parliamentary Press Club last night, has drawn harsh criticism from Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Cliff Blake who suggests the proposal may hold very significant threats to CSU.

A job guarantee with CSU IT scholarship

Wednesday, 17 Jan 2001
It’s a promise many university courses offer: a dream job at the end of the hard study road.

A few ruining it for many, including the dingos

Friday, 5 Jan 2001
A Charles Sturt University study on dingos on Fraser Island has found that the actions of a few tourists are ruining the enjoyment of seeing wild dingos for most other visitors to the island.

Balancing the risks of GMOs

Friday, 5 Jan 2001
The benefits and risks of genetically modified foods, or GMOs, is the focus for four experts and an inquisitive audience tonight, Tuesday 1 May.

Visionary Vice-Chancellor honoured

Friday, 5 Jan 2001
Thirty years of leadership which took a fledgling regional college to one of Australia's most diverse and dynamic universities will be recognised tomorrow, 2 May, when the founding Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University, Professor Cliff Blake, AM, is awarded an honorary Doctor of the University.