Access to adequate water and sanitation are accepted as normal in most of Australia, but are major problems for many people in developing countries.

The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has presented findings of research led by Charles Sturt University into how juries reason when deliberating on multiple counts of child sexual abuse.

A CSU law and human rights expert has urged both major parties to show genuine leadership on asylum seeker policy during the Federal election campaign.

New immigrants are filling important needs in regional Australia, bringing skills, innovation and vital labour to the agriculture sector, according to new research.

CSU researchers have identified language that indicates whether or not someone is being genuine or false when they write 'sorry'.

The roles of Australian nurses in conflict will be remembered this Sunday 15 May during a ceremony in Bathurst to mark the sinking of the Australian Hospital Ship (AHS)Centaur in 1943.

A CSU political science academic says the Prime Minister has taken a significant risk in foreshadowing an early double dissolution election.

CSU experts are optimistic that the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence in Victoria can benefit women and families in regional Australia.

CSU political scientist Associate Professor Dominic O'Sullivan argues there's a need to overhaul Senate voting laws but that doesn't justify rushing legislation through.