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Understanding the justifications of religious violence
LATEST NEWS  15 May 2014

Understanding the justifications of religious violence

A newly published book by a Charles Sturt University (CSU) philosophy academic is the first to examine how religious violence is justified.

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Budget must reflect needs of rural Australians
LATEST NEWS  14 May 2014

Budget must reflect needs of rural Australians

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor, Professor Vann, acknowledged the difficult task of delivering a Federal Budget that balanced the need for financial constraint, while also investing strategically to stimulate future growth and jobs creation nationally.

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Rural Australians overlooked on medical school
LATEST NEWS  14 May 2014

Rural Australians overlooked on medical school

Rural and regional Australians have listened to yet another Budget speech that has not delivered a rural medical school to serve the needs of the 2 million people living in the Murray Darling Basin.

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Will the Budget be balanced?
LATEST NEWS  13 May 2014

Will the Budget be balanced?

With the federal Budget due to be handed down by Treasurer the Hon. Joe Hockey, MP in Canberra on Tuesday 13 May, CSU has a number of economics experts available for comment.

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Research, remembering, and Royalty
LATEST NEWS  9 May 2014

Research, remembering, and Royalty

Ms Nicole Sugden is a talented Charles Sturt University (CSU) PhD student in the final stages of her higher degree at the School of Psychology in Bathurst. She is also a quadriplegic, and was selected as a CSU representative to meet Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, at an official reception at the Sydney Opera House recently.

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Ten years of vet science studies at CSU
LATEST NEWS  9 May 2014

Ten years of vet science studies at CSU

Several hundred Charles Sturt University (CSU) staff and students, along with a mob of sheep and horses, will mark 10 years of veterinary science education at CSU in Wagga Wagga with a parade down Agriculture Avenue on Friday 9 May.

Animal and Veterinary science

Graduation ceremony in Sydney
LATEST NEWS  9 May 2014

Graduation ceremony in Sydney

CSU will hold its largest graduation ceremony for 2014 on Wednesday morning, 14 May.

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Reanimating Wiradjuri language
LATEST NEWS  7 May 2014

Reanimating Wiradjuri language

Charles Sturt University (CSU) students are working with Wiradjuri Elders to bring the Indigenous language to a new generation of speakers through animation.

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CSU awarded for more than student accommodation
LATEST NEWS  6 May 2014

CSU awarded for more than student accommodation

Charles Sturt University (CSU), the largest regional provider of student accommodation in Australia, has been recognised for the service it provides students living on campus.

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