When Port Macquarie resident Mr Russell Wallace discussed with his family doing something 'a bit different' for his 50th birthday, none of them realised they had just taken the first steps on the road to a fund-raising marathon in Kenya.

They are on the front-line of human tragedy, crime and violence in their daily coverage of events for television news. Now new research underway at CSU will explore how Australian television news camera operators - both in regional and metropolitan areas - cope with on-going exposure to the rigours of their work.

The leadership of The Reverend Professor James Haire, AC, as head of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C) for the past decade, will be celebrated at a ceremony in Canberra on Wednesday 18 September.

A political scientist from CSU believes the likely election of micro-party candidates to the Senate demonstrates the need for a review of the electoral system.

Inspired by the reality television series, The Amazing Race, two CSU students will present their own version in a 48-hour race this month from Wagga Wagga to Bathurst for prizes worth $500.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Winery's 2009 Reserve Sparkling has been recognised as the country's best boutique sparkling white at the 2013 Australian Boutique Wine Awards.

Inaugural international residential schools in the UK and Canada have been held for students in CSU's policing programs.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) students will be even better organised when it comes to assignments, with a dynamic, personalised, and mobile assessment calendar at their fingertips.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange will host more than 100 health professionals and students for the National Rural Health Leaders Forum next month.