The death of Osama bin Laden should be a welcome relief to many Westerners, particularly Americans who risk being targeted by extremist jihadist groups in conflict regions around the world, but hopes for strengthening international law enforcement and justice procedures has been lost, according to a CSU academic.

The opening of the new office of the general practitioner training and placement organisation Beyond Medical Education Limited at CSU in Bathurst is an investment in the future of regional Australia, according to a senior executive.

An educational program designed to assist local communities in dealing with confronting issues for young people is being rolled out across large parts of regional NSW by CSU.

Thirty new veterinarians meeting the needs of rural and regional Australia are among the highlights of graduation at CSU in Wagga Wagga from Wednesday 31 March to Friday 1 April.

Indigenous art has celebrated a strong bond between early childhood educators, educational providers and communities during a recent Forum held in regional NSW.

An expert in animal production at CSU has added his voice to criticism of Coles’ decision to ban growth promotants in the beef sold in its supermarkets.

A lecturer in emergency management at CSU in Bathurst says that being prepared can help to minimise, but can never eliminate, the deadly destruction and consequences arising from the scale of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan on Friday.

A CSU academic has told a celebratory gathering on the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day that while much has been achieved, there is still much to do to attain the ideals of equality and fairness that brought socialists and feminists together on the first Women's Day in the United States in 1910.

CSU aims to provide the highest quality in early childhood education and care in its proposed facility to be established at Thurgoona in 2012.