At 42, making a total career change and a mother of three children, Michele Englart readily admits there were many times over the past three years, when she had to lock her self right away from her family.

The benefits of installing a clinical psychologist in general medical practice, are being assessed through an innovative project being launched in Bathurst this Thursday 20 May.

Identifying ways to encourage local communities in rural and regional NSW to work together in preventing and responding to drug problems, will be a focus at the NSW Drug Summit at Parliament House, Sydney, next week.

Australia's peak national body responsible for the coordination of Federal Government disaster response, today (Wednesday 5 May) signed a collaborative agreement with Charles Sturt University.

Chief Executive of the North East Ambulance Service in the UK, Lawrence Caple, will give the main address at this year's morning graduation ceremony for Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga campus.

The shortage of doctors in rural areas is being addressed by the Federal Government with the announcement of the establishment of a committee to advise the Minister on the setting up of a Rural Clinical School to be based in Wagga Wagga.

Is heart disease infectious? Could it be treated with antibiotics?

Youth suicide and how it is viewed by urban and regional communities is the focus of a joint study including Charles Sturt University.

A group of Charles Sturt University students will open an exhibition in Albury next week showing how youth and older people mix in the communities of regional Australia.