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Disease detected on Australian mainland could spell disaster for near-threatened platypuses
Wednesday, 2 Sep 2026A Charles Sturt expert is part of a team investigating why a disease previously only found in platypuses in Tasmania was found in one on Australia's mainland.
Expanded role for NSW pharmacists doesn’t replace GPs but strengthens the primary healthcare system
Tuesday, 1 Sep 2026Community pharmacists in NSW are taking on a much larger role in frontline healthcare, with new responsibilities that were once handled only by doctors and general practitioners (GPs).
Alumni celebrated for contributions to communities in health, research and social impact
Tuesday, 1 Sep 2026Six of Charles Sturt's alumni have been recognised for their contributions to research, First Nations health and animal science.
‘Incredible generosity’: donor’s $225,000 scholarship to support doctor of the future
Monday, 31 Aug 2026The largest individual scholarship in Charles Sturt University’s history will support one future doctor throughout their study at the University’s School of Rural Medicine.
Nepal–Tibet flash flood disaster exposes growing risks for mountain communities worldwide
Friday, 28 Aug 2026"Disasters rarely result from a single cause. They tend to emerge from interacting, cascading events, whether that's ice, rock and water in the Himalayas, or bushfire, flood and landslip in parts of Australia."
Regional workforce pressures are about more than worker shortages
Friday, 28 Aug 2026Numerous industries across regional areas are experiencing workforce shortages but a Charles Sturt academic said the solution is not as simple as increased recruitment efforts.
AI eye-in-the-sky monitoring of crops and livestock provides real-time insights and advice
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2026Charles Sturt team develops AI-technology to help monitor crop distress, weeds, pests and irrigation to provide real-time insights and advice.
Charles Sturt alumna, Dr Saranne Cooke, elected Chancellor
Monday, 24 Aug 2026For the first time in its history, Charles Sturt University has elected one of its graduates as its Chancellor.
Mums change, dads stay the same: how gender roles influence ‘risky’ outdoor recreation
Wednesday, 19 Aug 2026Research investigating the role of gender in attitudes towards outdoor recreation for children has revealed some different approaches between mothers and fathers.
Early entry via Charles Sturt Advantage program reduces stress
Thursday, 13 Aug 2026A Charles Sturt University teacher education student is living proof of the benefits of the University’s early admissions program, Charles Sturt Advantage (CSA).