Charles Sturt University's Dubbo Campus is set to receive a significant boost from the University's 2001 budget.

The National Wine and Grape Industry Centre, in association with the Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture, is hosting an all day seminar and workshop entitled Vineyard monitoring and Management beyond 2000 on Monday 7 August.

Wagga Wagga must have made quite an impression on Yoshitaka Tsutsumi (generally known as "Yoshi").

Today's official announcement that Charles Sturt University is to be included in the Royal visit has been met with honour and delight.

Prospects for retaining trained professionals in regional areas are improving if demand for courses at Charles Sturt University this year is anything to go by.

Metropolitan and regional residents and landholders in western NSW have shown they have a significant interest in preserving one of the State's most fragile wetland environments.

Whether or not to return to study can be a daunting decision. To help answer questions about studying at tertiary level, Charles Sturt University will run a series of seminars in the Riverina during August and September.

Water conservation issues are the most important local environmental issue for Albury-Wodonga residents, even surpassing the proposed freeway, according to findings from a survey conducted by Charles Sturt University researcher Jonathon Howard.

Eight young researchers took part in this year's Summer Scholars Day, working with senior researchers on Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga and Wagga Wagga Campuses.