Australia Day honours for CSU scholars

Several academics and others at or associated with CSU have received 2019 Australia Day honours.

CSU leads high-tech search for the ‘perfect’ parking space

Let’s face it – most drivers have driven around the block searching for that elusive ‘perfect’ parking space.  A  research team at CSU in Port Macquarie hopes to change that.

Thinking outside the box

With heat waves becoming the new normal in Australia, spare a though for native animals, struggling to find places to live.

CSU Research: Winegrapes feeling the heat

As inland Australia braces for more hot weather, a researcher from the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) is studying the impact of heat waves on the physiology and composition of Shiraz grapes.

CSU and NSW SES and Fire and Rescue unite for paramedic simulation

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Graduate Diploma of Clinical Practice (Paramedic) students last week took part in a car crash and night club explosion simulation, as part of their five-day residential school in Bathurst.

The Darling River Crisis: response from CSU experts

The fish deaths in the Darling River at Menindee have resulted in devastating impacts on endangered fish populations and water quality.

With expertise in the ecological, social and economic impact of the crisis, researchers from Charles Sturt University’s Institute for Land Water and Society (CSU-ILWS) share their thoughts.

CSU invites public to consultation sessions on University Strategy

Charles Sturt University (CSU) is holding consultation sessions on the University Strategy and transformation activities.

Creating refuges to save native fish

The images of thousands of dead fish in the Darling River in recent media have shocked many and led to calls for action.

CSU student wins National cycling championship

Charles Sturt University (CSU) student Liam Maginnis has recently taken home gold at the Cycling Australia Road Nationals Under 23 Men Individual Time Trial (ITT) in Buninyong on 8 January.

O deer! Behind the conflict between humans and deer in Victoria

Deer numbers in Northeast Victoria have exploded in recent years as humans and deer compete for space and resources in the region, and a CSU researcher is investigating the human side of the problem.