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Ben Chifley on stage in his home town
Thursday, 22 Jul 2004From train driver to Prime Minister, Ben Chifley has long been regarded as an icon of the Australian Labor Party and now noted author, essayist and playwright Bob Ellis is bringing his life to the stage in his home town of Bathurst in the NSW Central West.
Top UK public relations expert to visit CSU
Thursday, 22 Jul 2004The latest trends and best-practice standards expected of public relations professionals will be revealed during a visit to the Charles Sturt University School of Communication by Crispin Manners, chairman of the UK Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA).
A time to research
Wednesday, 7 Jul 2004Three Charles Sturt University academics have been named as the first recipients of scholarships aimed at encouraging women to complete their research.
CSU brings Venus event to the world
Tuesday, 6 Jul 2004People around the world will see a major astrological event live tomorrow (Tuesday 8 June) thanks to the role played by Charles Sturt University’s remote telescope in broadcasting the transit of Venus.
Mistletoe a keyplant for threatened woodlands?
Tuesday, 6 Jul 2004Climbing trees, wielding saws and rising through forest canopies in cherry pickers are all in a day’s work for Charles Sturt University researchers aiming to show the value of mistletoes to the wildlife in native forests.
Academics challenge obesity 'epidemic'
Tuesday, 29 Jun 2004Much of the prevailing wisdom about the so-called 'obesity epidemic' is set to be challenged in a soon to be published book by Dr Michael Gard from Charles Sturt University and Associate Professor Jan Wright of the University of Wollongong.
CSU report card shows continued growth and achievement
Thursday, 24 Jun 2004Charles Sturt University is now officially the largest regional university in Australia and the fourth largest university in NSW by student enrolments.
French input into Australian wine quality
Thursday, 17 Jun 2004A greater understanding of a defect in wine quality or wine oxidation is expected to flow from a year long research project by a French wine scientist at CSU's National Wine and Grape Centre.
CSU research reveals iodine deficiency in Australians
Saturday, 12 Jun 2004A study of 16 communities in NSW by Charles Sturt University researchers has revealed more than half of those tested in the Riverina in south west NSW suffer a mild iodine deficiency.
Personal qualities make the marketing educator
Saturday, 12 Jun 2004It is not just having a sound understanding of your subject which makes an effective teacher in business education.