Archive
A few ruining it for many, including the dingos
Friday, 5 Jan 2001A Charles Sturt University study on dingos on Fraser Island has found that the actions of a few tourists are ruining the enjoyment of seeing wild dingos for most other visitors to the island.
Balancing the risks of GMOs
Friday, 5 Jan 2001The benefits and risks of genetically modified foods, or GMOs, is the focus for four experts and an inquisitive audience tonight, Tuesday 1 May.
Visionary Vice-Chancellor honoured
Friday, 5 Jan 2001Thirty years of leadership which took a fledgling regional college to one of Australia's most diverse and dynamic universities will be recognised tomorrow, 2 May, when the founding Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University, Professor Cliff Blake, AM, is awarded an honorary Doctor of the University.
Building a future in Albury and Thurgoona
Wednesday, 3 Jan 2001Charles Sturt University has reaffirmed its commitment to Albury-Wodonga with its comprehensive building and development program continuing in 2001.
New customer service focus at CSU
Tuesday, 19 Dec 2000Stage one of Charles Sturt University's integrated customer service network info.csu has begun as the university develops its multi-campus customer service strategy.
Empty plate for food researchers to fill
Wednesday, 29 Nov 2000Agriculture and food researchers from around Australia, New Zealand and the United States attending the Agrifood Research Network meeting in the small NSW town of Tumbarumba this week have been told there is a research vacuum to fill as policy makers grapple with new problems.
Small things, big problems?
Thursday, 23 Nov 2000If powerful computers of the future behave in the same way as humans, will they have moral rights and responsibilities?
World renowned fossil collection finds home in regional NSW
Wednesday, 22 Nov 2000Following two years of negotiations, the $15 million Somerville Collection, will be officially handed over to the people of NSW, bringing to fruition Warren Somerville's dream of a permanent home, for his unique collection.
GST speeds up alliance in natural therapy education
Wednesday, 22 Nov 2000The impact of the GST has forced Australia's million-dollar-a-year traditional medicine industry swiftly towards regulation, as the NSW Hunter Region's biggest herbal medicine college opens up entry to university for its students.
The ACCC & the Trade Practices Act
Thursday, 16 Nov 2000By Professor Allan Fels, Chairman, Australian Competition and The stated aim of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (the Act) is to enhance the welfare of Australians through the promotion of competition and fair trading and consumer protection (section 2 of the Act).