While Australian soap operas such as Neighbours and Home and Away remain popular in the United Kingdom, journalists in Vietnam are learning how to write their own.

Tertiary students from all over Papua New Guinea are set to benefit from Charles Sturt University’s expertise in distance education, thanks to a new agreement with the University of Papua New Guinea.

Charles Sturt University’s Saskia Moore has been recognised as one of the most outstanding advertising students in the world, after beating a field of 20 students from around the globe to win the inaugural International Advertising Association’s Harrison Award.

NSW public agencies are highly vulnerable to electronic corruption, according to a Charles Sturt University report prepared for the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The innovative NSW HSC Online website has had a total make-over and students, parents and teachers in regional NSW are set to gain significant benefits from the redesign.

Women in the church and the role of regional press are the subjects of the first two history doctoral theses at Charles Sturt University.

Online media production student Rhys Griffiths has an ambitious plan to set up his own media business before he even finishes university. With news of funding support from computer giant Apple, he might just get there.

One of Australia's most experienced news journalists will take a leading role in media research at Charles Sturt University with the appointment of Paul Kelly as the University's Foundation Professor of Journalism.

A NSW Department of Education and Training initiative to enhance the communication skills of school students through drama, has provided Charles Sturt University's School of Communication with a innovative teaching consultancy.