CSU will launch two water monitoring projects on Wednesday 18 February 2015 as part of the Australian Government's $30 million Long-Term Intervention Monitoring Project.

Focusing on the leader, rather than the government, is undermining our democratic standards and fostering a deeper cynicism about politics, according to CSU political scientist, Dr Troy Whitford.

A comedy that debuted to sold-out audiences at the CSU 2014 Sprung Festival of Creativity in Bathurst will have a season at the 2015 Adelaide Fringe Festival.

A new research centre aims to change the Australian grain industry's focus from commodities to the production of high quality food for international markets.

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Researchers from CSU are on the lookout for trophy fish displayed in pubs throughout the Murray-Darling Basin that could hold vital information about the river system.

An adviser from the CSU Outreach team will visit Mudgee on Thursday 26 February to assist its distance education students in person.

Small producers of cattle or sheep in the Riverina are being sought for CSU research focussed on better understanding  the needs of smallholder producers.

Science education will take centre stage when Australia's Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb AC addresses CSU academics on Thursday 12 February.