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Australian constitution needs major overhaul: CSU law expert
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016A CSU expert on constitutional law believes Australia's voting system is unfair, government ministers have poor accountability and the country offers limited protection for human rights, and has called for comprehensive reform of the Constitution.
Australian first for CSU journalism students
Thursday, 23 Jun 2016CSU journalism students have created what is believed to be the first-ever interactive electoral map in Australia that visually reveals the marginal status of each electorate.
New senior appointment to CSU’s RIPPLE
Wednesday, 22 Jun 2016CSU has announced the appointment of a national leader and senior executive from the not-for-profit sector to one of its six research centres.
Coalition won’t fund rural and regional medical school
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003The Liberal / Nationals Coalition Campaign Headquarters has confirmed there will be no funding announcement for the Murray Darling Medical School by the Leader of the Nationals, Barnaby Joyce, at the National Press Club today.
More than just chips: what are you getting with your fish?
Wednesday, 22 Jun 2016A CSU scientist has identified the need for more research into seafood safety to protect the health of Australian consumers and workers in the local fishing industry.
Federal election Facebook debate a watershed
Tuesday, 21 Jun 2016The trust that we place in our social media networks might just be the difference between winning and losing an election, according to a CSU academic.
European honey bee steals the media spotlight
Monday, 20 Jun 2016Native insects play an important role in pollinating agricultural crops but it's the European honey bee that often gets the glory.
Ethics, politics and legalities in cyber-warfare
Monday, 20 Jun 2016The Australian Army has called on a CSU expert to advise it on the ethical, political and legal dilemmas it will face when using drones and cyber-warfare in the coming century.
More tax for the common good
Friday, 17 Jun 2016Christian economists contend that we need to be open to rendering more of our own income to increase the tax base, for the sake of others and for the common good.
Coalition voters show large swing towards climate policy
Thursday, 16 Jun 2016CSU research shows more Coalition voters accept climate change is real and are willing to pay nearly as much as Labor voters for carbon policies such as a carbon tax or direct action.