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New home for CSU in Port Macquarie
Monday, 10 Sep 2012CSU has announced its planned purchase of land for a permanent campus at Port Macquarie on the NSW Mid-North Coast.
Training new dentists crucial to federal plan
Tuesday, 4 Sep 2012Head of CSU School of Dentistry and Health Sciences, Professor David Wilson, has welcomed the federal government's $4 billion dental reform package but says training new dentists and oral health professionals will be crucial to its success.
Student meat judges take on USA
Friday, 31 Aug 2012Students from CSU will dominate the Australian meat judging team to take on the USA in an international competition in January next year.
International student on CSU governing body
Friday, 31 Aug 2012Indian PhD student Ms Saba Nabi has embraced university life in Australia becoming the first international student elected to the governing body of CSU.
Changes to carbon scheme "good economic sense"
Wednesday, 29 Aug 2012A CSU expert on the carbon tax has hailed the federal government decision to join the European carbon trading scheme in 2015 as "just good economic sense".
Raising police management standards in Canada
Monday, 27 Aug 2012CSU has played a major role in raising management and education standards in Ottawa Police, says Canadian Senator, the Honourable Vern White, who was set the task of raising these standards when was appointed as Ottawa Police Chief in 2007.
Strengthening ties to enhance education in Wagga Wagga
Thursday, 23 Aug 2012Fostering cultural development, economic growth, and research and training opportunities is behind a new agreement between CSU, TAFE NSW Riverina Institute and Wagga Wagga City Council.
Indigenous student conference at CSU
Tuesday, 21 Aug 2012Indigenous artist and performer Goomblar Wylo is a special guest at a conference being organised by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students about to complete a mental health degree with CSU.
Award to remember legacy of CSU food scientist
Friday, 17 Aug 2012The passion of the late Associate Professor Samson Agboola from CSU for mentoring emerging researchers was remembered in a moving ceremony in Wagga Wagga.
Asylum backflip about political expediency: CSU experts
Wednesday, 15 Aug 2012The federal government accepting all 22 recommendations of the expert panel on asylum-seeker policy is a pragmatic political compromise that could have been reached some years ago, says a CSU political scientist.