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Industrial relations centre stage for Australian election

Wednesday, 20 Apr 2016

A CSU political science academic says the Prime Minister has taken a significant risk in foreshadowing an early double dissolution election.

MDMS is good medicine for regional economies

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003

Independent research has found the proposed Murray Darling Medical School (MDMS) would be a $66 million dollar shot in the arm for the regional economies of Wagga Wagga, Orange and Bendigo.

CSU moves to new campus in Port Macquarie

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003

CSU staff in Port Macquarie have spent the weekend moving to the new purpose-built campus off Major Innes Road.

National recognition for CSU scientist

Monday, 18 Apr 2016

A young CSU scientist will represent Australia internationally after winning a national nomination recognising his research excellence in achieving food security outcomes in developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

Persevering through pathways to a PhD at CSU

Friday, 15 Apr 2016

From thinking university study was out of reach to embarking on her PhD studies, Ms Anita Poupa is proof that perseverance pays off.

Diabetes prevention needed now: CSU academic

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003

A CSU academic is renewing his call for Australian governments to take preventative action in Australia to curb the diabetes epidemic.

Whole-of-government approach to family violence offers hope

Friday, 8 Apr 2016

CSU experts are optimistic that the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence in Victoria can benefit women and families in regional Australia.

Effective protection of dogs from grass seeds

Thursday, 7 Apr 2016

A new study at CSU offers dog owners ways to prevent grass seeds becoming a major health problem for their animals.

Blue-green algal bloom under the spotlight

Thursday, 7 Apr 2016

An algal bloom plaguing hundreds of kilometres of the Murray River system has meant more field work for CSU scientist, Professor Robyn Watts and her research team.

Cyber security gets a jolt in Panama Papers

Friday, 1 Apr 2016

A CSU academic says the massive data breach known as 'The Panama Papers' detailing the use of offshore tax havens by the global elite  highlights its significance for our interconnected world.

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