A picture of lonely dining experiences with poor quality and inadequate food has emerged in CSU research centred on nutrition and hydration in Australian residential aged care.

A CSU academic has received international accolades for her research into speech impairment in young children.

Australian farmers want excess water from large floods to be ‘banked’ in aquifers for use in dry times, according to CSU social researcher, Professor Allan Curtis.

The beautiful remote islands off the coast of Western Australia have been the sites of many emergency incidents which need to be examined and understood because similar events are likely to happen again, says a CSU research student.

The accolades for the new National Life Sciences Hub (NaLSH) at CSU in Wagga Wagga continue to roll in.

A CSU social work researcher who is exploring the meaning and role that roadside memorials play in the grieving process seeks interviews with people associated with these memorials.

It has been dubbed 'cash for kidneys' but a CSU medical ethicist believes payments for living organ donors will increase equality rather than exploit the poor.

CSU will offer registered nurses two new ways to advance their knowledge with the Master of Nursing (with specialisations) and the Master of Clinical Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) courses to begin in 2014.

A CSU researcher has taken a fresh approach in a new study into the welfare of egg-laying hens, finding the chance of a mortality outbreak didn’t differ between hens kept in battery cages or alternative systems like barns, furnished cages or free range birds.