The NSW O’Farrell government is due to bring down its first budget since the Coalition won office at the March state election. CSU has experienced commentators to provide analysis of the budget and what it means for the communities of regional NSW.

A fully equipped, mobile television studio has been brought to Indigenous teenagers in Dubbo this week by CSU as they experience the latest in television production.

A CSU academic has welcomed the High Court decision against a plan by the Federal government to send asylum seekers from Australia to Malaysia.

A CSU academic specialising in the welfare of children and young people has welcomed government recognition of the need to address youth mental health issues.

The award winning 2009 CSU Merlot will be one of the highlights of the inaugural Barrel Hall Dinner at the CSU Winery on Saturday 3 September.

The NSW Minister for Mental Health, The Hon. Kevin Humphries, MP, will open a conference at CSU in Wagga Wagga on Wednesday 24 August focused on improving Indigenous mental health.

The recently released 2012 Good Universities Guide shows CSU continues to perform well in areas such as positive graduate outcomes and entry flexibility.

Unsuspecting coffee enthusiasts in the streets of central Wagga Wagga were treated to the talents of CSU acting students during a community-based awareness campaign about alcohol misuse.

The importance of evidence presented by police officers in criminal trials is the focus of a new book by a CSU policing lecturer published today, Tuesday 16 August.