Charles Sturt University was recognised for its contribution to criminal intelligence training in Australia at the annual Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers conference last night (Thursday 3 November) in Sydney.

As more than 60 000 Year 12 students continue sitting their New South Wales Higher School Certificate exams this month, most of them would have accessed the NSW HSC Online resource.

Charles Sturt University has a range of experts available for comment on the threat that avian influenza (strain H5N1) poses for Australia.

Leading experts on a range of global issues from East Timor to genetically modified food, bioethics, cloning, policing and media ethics will converge in Canberra tomorrow at the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics Sixth National Conference.

In conferring the award of Doctor of the University (honoris causa) on Helen Smith, the University recognises a life devoted to the highest professional standards in education and to service to the community.

The first of a new breed of NSW police officers will be sworn in as probationary constables by the NSW Police Commissioner, Peter Ryan, at the NSW Police Academy at Goulburn tomorrow, Tuesday 22 December.

There is no such thing as a "level playing field" in international trade, , but it is how you deal with the uneven conditions that counts, according to former Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Deputy Prime Minister, The Hon. Tim Fischer.

A Charles Sturt University information technology student was so keen to be involved in the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games that he put off graduation to be part of the Technical and Specialist Volunteers Program.

Aborigines should make their point on the sporting field rather than protesting at the Sydney Olympics, according to one of Australia's greatest Koori athletes.