The Prime Minister’s announcement of carbon tax exemptions for families and small businesses in purchasing petrol is nothing new, but sure to cause controversy, says CSU climate change expert, Professor Kevin Parton.

Thai voters are more interested on the Prime Minister-elect’s next moves rather than the fact she is due to become the nation’s first female Prime Minister, says CSU political commentator and expert, Dr Troy Whitford.

A CSU academic says that the extremist terrorist attacks in Norway on the weekend targeted people with moderate, mainstream political beliefs, and this should be a focus for both security agencies and public debate in Australia.

New tools for assessing psychological injury, such as in cases of workplace discrimination and harassment, are offered in a new book by a CSU researcher.

Saturday 24 September marks the 20th anniversary of the release of the album Nevermind by the band Nirvana, from Seattle, USA, which gave rise to the widely recognised rock 'n roll subset of 'grunge', the music deemed to have defined Generation X.

A CSU academic has called for parliamentarians to show more caution when using the law of parliamentary privilege when naming individuals in parliament.

An academic paper co-authored by a CSU academic highlighting the greater value people place on wetlands near the Coorong in South Australia compared to surrounding bushlands has been awarded top prize by environment academics from Australia and New Zealand.

National Water Week focuses Australia on issues that affect one of the nation’s most precious and most scarce resources - water.

Poor policies, factional infighting, recent poor candidate selections and having an image as a marketing gimmick has cost Country Labor and its parent Australian Labor Party dearly in regional Australia, contends a CSU expert in rural and regional politics.