The first-ever environmental science Honours graduate at Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie is already employed in the region and continues the work that inspired her research.

“Starting next year and continuing in 2024, we will proudly open our doors to these additional students and provide them with the knowledge and skills they and Australia desperately need.”

Charles Sturt's Three Rivers DRH is collaborating with two Local Health Districts to produce research investigating the increased need for vital disability services to be more readily available online.

Charles Sturt University welcomed visiting senior National Party parliamentarians to the campus in Port Macquarie on Monday 17 October to listen to and learn from regional constituents on the Mid North Coast.

An innovative new three-way mentoring program initiated by a Charles Sturt University student engineer is set to provide support and career development opportunities for aspiring young female engineers in regional NSW.

Charles Sturt University, through Professor of First Nations Belonging Stan Grant Jr, invite all Australians to take the Yindyamarra Pledge for Democracy.

The course will be unveiled at a free public lecture in Port Macquarie on Wednesday 19 October.

A student has created an animation video to educate First Nations people about the risks of Hendra virus and how it can be transmitted from horses to humans.

Charles Sturt University has been awarded a $1 million Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Skills (TIES) grant by the NSW Government to help boost regional IT skills.