The different perspectives held by young and old Australians on multiculturalism was the subject of an award winning story, Melting Pot Burns Low by Charles Sturt University communication student Yuko Narushima who was awarded the 2005 Student Journalism Award by the Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Council of Australia and SBS Television.

Australia’s peak wine research and funding bodies will join in a leading $30 million dollar research collaboration called the NWGIC Winegrowing Futures Initiative.

Charles Sturt University has renewed its ties with Australia’s largest police force with the signing of a new contract to provide the NSW Police recruit education program.

Charles Sturt University has welcomed the announcement today of the Federal Government’s $4.4 million funding boost for the new Veterinary Science program.

Sugar could be an innovative alternative to herbicides and curb one of agriculture’s costly scourges, annual weeds.

Fourth World Congress in Allelopathy: "Establishing the Scientific Basis"

The latest research into eradicating the need for artificial herbicides to combat weeds in crops is among the topics for discussion at an international, scientific conference to be held at Charles Sturt University later this month.

Simulating ‘real life’ advertising agency work is nothing new for Charles Sturt University students, who for the second time have won the prestigious International Advertising Association’s InterAd award.

Charles Sturt University has successfully concluded enterprise bargaining negotiations, having reached a new agreement with all staff unions.