Australia needs to significantly cut its carbon emissions now if it is keep pace with the most recent announcement from the United States, especially as climate change is proceeding faster than first thought, a CSU climate expert claims.

A CSU wetlands expert believes irrigators, environmentalists and water resource managers should concentrate on what is known about using fresh water and water requirements, rather than rhetoric and political posturing.

CSU research has shown the value of professional peer support and networking for counsellors and therapists working in rural and remote areas.

Federal Education Minister the Hon. Christopher Pyne may have been right to describe student protests to higher education cuts as 'un-Australian', but not for the reason he thought, according to CSU political ethicist Dr Piero Moraro.

Healthy ageing in rural and regional Australia is the focus of a workshop being organised by Charles Sturt University (CSU) as part of its 2014 Explorations Series.

The military coup in Thailand marked a sad day for democracy even though many ordinary Thai people will welcome the stability of military rule, according to CSU political researcher Dr Troy Whitford.

A "serious electoral gamble and unequivocal statement in the politics of class warfare" is how CSU political scientist Associate Professor Dominic O'Sullivan describes the Abbott government's first Budget.

With the federal Budget due to be handed down by Treasurer the Hon. Joe Hockey, MP in Canberra on Tuesday 13 May, CSU has a number of economics experts available for comment.

As Australians prepare to commemorate 100 years since the Anzac landing at Gallipoli, CSU academics and artists are reflecting on the impact of the war on those left behind on the home front.