Indonesian health service managers are visiting health and aged care facilities around Wagga Wagga and Albury this week to gain an insight into how Australian rural hospitals are run.

International students on Charles Sturt University's Bathurst Campus will recognise local businesses and community groups who have offered generous assistance in welcoming them to the City.

A new book by an Australian historian places a hitherto unknown and positive light on the German colonisation of the Mariana Islands in the North Pacific at the end of the 19th Century.

Wagga Wagga must have made quite an impression on Yoshitaka Tsutsumi (generally known as "Yoshi").

Today's official announcement that Charles Sturt University is to be included in the Royal visit has been met with honour and delight.

It's not quite Homebush, but Charles Sturt University's Bathurst Campus certainly has an international feel this week as it becomes host to the Australian and international members of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Marching Band.

A Charles Sturt University wine science student has won the 26th Annual Vin de Champagne Award.

Charles Sturt University students around the world, from Davis Station in Antarctica to the jungles of Papua New Guinea, will tackle exams in some 330 different subjects over the next two weeks.

As the Chinese higher education sector heads into a period of rapid change, its senior administrators are getting an inside look at how Australian universities are run.