Archive
Comment on the new Foxtel / Optus deal
Thursday, 14 Nov 2002What’s in the new Foxtel / Optus deal for regional Australia? Charles Sturt University’s Manager of CSU Online and regional communications commentator, Mr Les Burr, says the new pay TV deal between Foxtel and Optus mostly benefits Australia’s metropolitan areas.
Radio talent on the airwaves in start-up venture
Wednesday, 13 Nov 2002The talents of commercial radio students from Charles Sturt University will be heard throughout the Central West town of Bathurst this week, as they broadcast 24 hours a day from the top of Mount Panorama.
Bringing drought resources together
Tuesday, 12 Nov 2002A new drought resources listing on the Charles Sturt University website will bring together resources, assistance advice and information links to a broad range of agencies, at one online point.
Donation brings industry and education together
Saturday, 9 Nov 2002The push to bring nuclear medical professionals to regional areas is gaining greater industry support, with the donation of a high-tech gamma camera to Charles Sturt University’s nuclear medicine laboratory.
CSU Vice-Chancellor statement regarding student bushwalkers
Saturday, 9 Nov 2002The Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University, Professor Ian Goulter, said today the University is deeply concerned for the health and welfare of the students involved in the recent bushwalking incident and rescue in the Blue Mountains.
Where are the female doctors?
Thursday, 7 Nov 2002Less than a quarter of general practitioners in rural and remote Australia are women, yet women make up more than 60 per cent of all GP registrars and half of all medical students.
Regional Australia shows its biotechnology savvy
Monday, 4 Nov 2002Biotechnology research in regional New South Wales will be under the public spotlight at a joint event by Charles Sturt University and Wagga Wagga City Council next month.
Ecologists go with the flow to determine river benefits
Friday, 1 Nov 2002Just how effective are environmental flows in restoring health to our inland waterways?
Border housing market peaks, but still firm: CSU study
Thursday, 31 Oct 2002Major players in the Border real estate industry have stated that the demand for new housing has peaked in Albury-Wodonga but will remain very firm for the next one to two years.
Head to the Goulburn Police Career Day
Wednesday, 30 Oct 2002Do you want more than just a job? If you’re after a career that will bring variety and the opportunity to gain expertise in specialised fields, then policing may be for you.