A new privately owned microwave communications system will give Charles Sturt University staff and students the same high speed access to the internet as enjoyed by their metropolitan counterparts.

A complete skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex, a full plesiosaur skeleton from Africa, 100 million year old reptile and bird skeletons from China, Australia’s finest collection of fossils in amber have all found a home in Bathurst.

They have raised the Titanic, set alight 60 foot replicas of the British Houses of Parliament and sent a giant pair of Queen Victoria's bloomers up a town hall in England.

Pioneers of celebratory theatre, Welfare State International are based in Ulverston, South Cumbria, UK.

Two Charles Sturt University asthma education students will be awarded $6 000 in scholarship funding at the 1999 Australian Asthma Conference in Darwin today.

In recognition of the growing cost for university students and their parents in tertiary education, for the first time Charles Sturt University is offering financial assistance to students in accommodation on CSU campuses.

Charles Sturt University's Thurgoona campus received a top award for its innovative water management system from the Australian Water and Wastewater Association (AWWA) last Friday 6 August.

Charles Sturt University's Thurgoona campus is a living, growing model of how a neighbourhood in the next century could address environmental concerns and community costs.

Evaluation of the Outback Satellite Education trial, launched by Education and Training Minister John Aquilina in Sydney this week, is being conducted at the Charles Sturt University.