CSU experts have predicted tax pressure and spending cuts in the 2015 federal Budget, and urged the government to protect low-income earners.

A truly global exhibition by Charles Sturt University academic and artist Associate Professor Margaret Woodward will map and celebrate the mobile life of seafarers.

To the delight of researchers, the inaugural Slopes to Summit (S2S) Big Tree Competition has uncovered trees larger than any previously documented in the region along with some fascinating stories.

Valuing the role nature plays in the lives of humans is a balancing act between economic benefits and moral motivations, according to CSU researchers.

Two social researchers at CSU warn that the possible impacts of replacing NSW regional train services with coaches is likely to have negative social consequences.

The extreme difficulties faced by homeless young people have been highlighted in a new report steered by a leading CSU academic.

CSU will launch two water monitoring projects on Wednesday 18 February 2015 as part of the Australian Government's $30 million Long-Term Intervention Monitoring Project.

Focusing on the leader, rather than the government, is undermining our democratic standards and fostering a deeper cynicism about politics, according to CSU political scientist, Dr Troy Whitford.

Researchers from CSU are on the lookout for trophy fish displayed in pubs throughout the Murray-Darling Basin that could hold vital information about the river system.