Early indications are that virtual fencing technology can operate as a communication tool rather than a correction device, reinforcing confidence in animal welfare outcomes.

Australians are being encouraged to support adults around them to build their literacy, numeracy and digital skills.

In a world first, a Charles Sturt University researcher and her team have found direct evidence of wild seabirds that ingest plastic rubbish are killed, not just harmed.

Thunderstorm asthma season is approaching and a Masters student is asking for help to protect one of the most vulnerable groups.

Two years of research with older people on the NSW Mid North Coast has helped a research team at Charles Sturt University to devise a model for aged care wellbeing and social program delivery.

A Charles Sturt expert is part of a team investigating why a disease previously only found in platypuses in Tasmania was found in one on Australia's mainland.

Community pharmacists in NSW are taking on a much larger role in frontline healthcare, with new responsibilities that were once handled only by doctors and general practitioners (GPs).

Six of Charles Sturt's alumni have been recognised for their contributions to research, First Nations health and animal science.

The largest individual scholarship in Charles Sturt University’s history will support one future doctor throughout their study at the University’s School of Rural Medicine.