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Rural biosecurity research helps ensure the national food chain
Wednesday, 14 Oct 2026According to the United Nations (UN), women are responsible for half of the world’s food production, and in developing countries they produce up to 80 per cent of food.
Statement from Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Renée Leon
Tuesday, 6 Oct 2026I am deeply shocked and saddened by the news of a tragic car accident near Oberon on Friday 2 October 2026, involving two of our nursing students.
Next generation of professionals prepare for evolving healthcare system
Thursday, 1 Oct 2026Digital health skills, such as telehealth, remote patient monitoring and maintaining electronic health records, are being embedded in university degrees to prepare graduates for an evolving healthcare system
Reduced costs for postgraduate courses will benefit students and regional Australia
Thursday, 1 Oct 2026People looking to grow their careers can do so at a hugely reduced cost, with Charles Sturt University expanding its range of Commonwealth-supported postgraduate courses for 2027.
New Dean committed to building strong dentistry workforce in regional Australia
Wednesday, 30 Sep 2026Charles Sturt’s new Dean of Rural Dentistry and Oral Health has plans to build the University's dentistry school and clinics into regional Australia's leading dental and oral health centre.
Charles Sturt to host international conference on next-generation crop protection technology
Tuesday, 29 Sep 2026Produced at scale, RNAi-based biopesticides will give Australia’s primary producers a cost-effective alternative to pesticides.
A chance to Connect on safeguarding the future of Australia’s $8.4 billion beef industry
Monday, 28 Sep 2026“Our partnership with Cattle Australia is an investment in the next generation of Australian beef industry experts."
Tranche 2 anti-money laundering reforms necessary to ‘close the gaps’ used in financial crimes
Friday, 25 Sep 2026The Australian Institute of Criminology estimated the cost of serious and organised crime in Australia at $35.5–$82.3 billion in 2023–24.
Unis and schools are moving away from AI detection software. They should stop using it altogether
Thursday, 24 Sep 2026While most Australian unis have have already shifted away from AI-detection software in some form, my research suggests the education sector should go one step further, and not use AI-detection tools at all.
Forum to equip high school students with skills and strategies to manage mental health
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2026"We want to help young people understand what stress can look and feel like, recognise their own early warning signs, practise simple strategies to regulate those responses and know when and where to seek additional support.”