The new book reflects on Australia’s response to Queen Elizabeth II’s passing while considering the continued impact of colonialism on First Nations people.

Researchers at Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie recently hosted colleagues from northern NSW environmental groups at a specially convened symposium to advance a new connectivity conservation initiative on the Mid North Coast.

The Vice-Chancellor was among those who released the stocky galaxias fish into their natural habitat this week after Charles Sturt and DPI revived the species through a world-first repopulation program.

The University's Biosecurity Training Centre hosted 10 participants from Timor-Leste in an international training program to boost biosecurity capabilities in Indonesia and Timor-Leste.

Partnerships will enhance the University’s global reputation, grow and diversify international student cohorts, and deliver a sector-leading international student experience.

A new book by a leading Charles Sturt University academic analyses the ambitious UN Sustainable Development Goals adopted in 2015, which he says are compromised from indigenous peoples’ perspective.

The group will focus on collaboration to address key issues within regional Australia.

Nominations open on Monday, 17 April and close on Friday, 2 June.

Another invasive parasite has been found in Australian native animals which can infect humans.