Women working at Charles Sturt University have secured a NSW Government grant to forge closer ties with CSU’s regional communities on projects involving children with disabilities and Indigenous education.

A fear that Australians could be suffering serious ill effects from lack of iodine in their diets has prompted a new study of Riverina residents by Charles Sturt University’s School of Biomedical Sciences.

New research shows that graduates from Charles Sturt University are choosing to stay and work in rural areas, stemming the flow of young skilled workers to the city.

The renewed political debate about abortion laws in Australia has been condemned by Professor Margaret Alston, a leading social researcher at Charles Sturt University.

A grim picture of stress, isolation, declining health and job losses in farm families, small businesses and rural communities has emerged in new research into one of Australia’s worst droughts.

The battle against the leading cause of mortality, sudden heart attacks, motivates Charles Sturt University researcher Dr Lexin Wang to pursue studies and clinical trials in Australia and overseas.

The 65 extra university student places to be allocated to the Albury-Wodonga Campus in 2004 reinforce Charles Sturt University’s commitment to the region.

The latest technology used by radiographers throughout Australia will be unveiled this Wednesday 13 August by Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Goulter in Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt University is extremely disappointed at missing out on extra nursing places announced today, Friday 19 September by the Federal Minister, Dr Brendan Nelson.