The International Nature Tourism Project is an arm of the Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism.

Conservation of native bushland still standing on farmlands in the southern Riverina of NSW and Northeast Victoria would benefit the Australian community by up to $70 million over five years, according to a study by Charles Sturt University researchers.

A major new report by the Western Research Institute at Charles Sturt University has put forward a strong case for regional airlines to be encouraged to move to an upgraded Bankstown Airport.

The importance of good people skills and an ability to be innovative in business, is the message Canberra University Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Meredith Edwards, will send to Charles Sturt University Faculty of Commerce graduates.

People with disabilities are safe, reliable and productive workers and successfully employed across a range of industries in the region, according to research recently conducted in Albury-Wodonga.

A man who left school at the age of 16 almost 50 years ago, and worked his way to the top of the accounting profession without any academic aids, will today vault all tertiary education levels and be presented with Charles Sturt University's highest award.

A specialist research centre to promote the role of cooperative societies in regional development has been awarded as a joint venture to Charles Sturt University and the University of Technology, Sydney.

The capacity for detailed research into business and industry developments in western NSW communities will be enhanced with the launch of the Western Research Institute to be based at Charles Sturt University.

Touchdown, Sydney Airport, 8.45 am Friday 19 February. For 12 Russian students from the University of Ekaterinburg, located just on the edge of Siberia, this is their chance to see what life is like on the other side of the world.