The public debate that has been sparked by the National Australia Bank’s decision to close 56 bank branches, and its impact on rural and regional Australia is a topic close to the heart of an upcoming public seminar.

Where residents in Albury-Wodonga want to live and what they prefer to live in will be the focus of Charles Sturt University research in coming weeks.

Finding ways to solve the considerable nuisance being caused to the Hunter Valley coal mining industry by a small bird is the aim of a new research project that is seeking submissions from the local community.

Certain countries have become renowned for specific capabilities: Germany for excellence in engineering, Japan for assembly of electrical appliances, France for style.

Students across Australia will benefit from a Charles Sturt University decision at the end of 2001 to widen study choices for its students in conjunction with TAFE institutes.

Small business in Albury Wodonga appeared to have paid a high price for the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax, according to survey results released by Charles Sturt University.

How the Goods and Services Tax and workplace reforms have affected the operations of small and medium sized businesses in Albury and Wodonga will be investigated.

Up to 600 staff from around Australia will study a new education program that Charles Sturt University has developed exclusively for the Commonwealth Bank’s business banking division.

Australia is being driven into social, environmental and economic decay, but there are ways forward, according to a new book released today, Monday 6 August.