The Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University Professor Ian Goulter and the Federal Member for Macquarie Kerry Bartlett MP will formally announce VSU Transition Funding for an all-weather, synthetic athletic track and multi-purpose sporting amenities at CSU’s Bathurst Campus, as well as the construction of a soccer field, associated change rooms and weight training facilities at the University’s Orange Campus.

Tasmania and the Northern Territory have reported positive agribusiness performance while South Australia and Western Australia have performed the worst in the first Westpac and Charles Sturt University Agribusiness Index.

Representatives of a group of Australian and New Zealand universities led by Charles Sturt University will formally launch a program that aims to improve the efficiency of information systems used for managing human resources in universities.

Charles Sturt University dental spokesperson, Dr Deb Burton, today welcomed the comments by WA Federal Liberal MP Dr Mal Washer that the Commonwealth Government should play a greater role in the provision of public dental services in Australia, particularly in the aged care sector.

In his first week as the new lecturer in animation at Charles Sturt University (CSU), Damian Candusso will have to interrupt his teaching schedule to fly to Hollywood to attend the 2007 Motion Picture Sound Editors’ (MPSE) annual Golden Reel Awards ceremony on 24 February.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) human movement lecturer Dr Stephen Bird has signed a three month contract to provide nutritional expertise to Sydney’s Wests Tigers rugby league team during the 2007 National Rugby League (NRL) season.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) Marketing lecturer and an Honours student have published an analysis of the ethical framework of international trade that has ensnared the Australian Wheat Board (AWB).

Australia is now the only major English-speaking country that has not adopted a Bill of Rights and this has led to suggestions that Australia is a human rights “backwater”.

Educating regional people in regional locations is the best way to meet the professional needs of inland Australia, according to the latest research from Charles Sturt University’s Western Research Institute.