“Paterson’s curse is found in more than 30 million hectares of Australia and has a financial impact on the grazing industry in lost pasture production, wool contamination and weed control ... of up to $250 million a year."

The eXtended Reality Centre uses technical innovation in virtual and augmented reality to create simulations for training and research which are challenging to undertake in real-life settings.

Charles Sturt academics are working with a number of industry leaders to develop a national action plan designed to improve Australia’s physical and mental health treatments and services.

Dr Philip Birch and Dr Donnah Anderson, both from the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences, and Mrs Clare Chapman from the Faculty of Science received citations

A pair of Charles Sturt University students have earned the opportunity to take part in an internship program which will see them collaborate on some cutting-edge research into beef genetics

Students studying Radio at Charles Sturt in Bathurst will receive specialist career development support, a condensed timetable, and an increased focus on workplace engagement throughout their studies.

Charles Sturt academics contribute to discussion on social issues that emerged from SBS's Struggle Street.

Charles Sturt students continued the University's proud tradition of sporting success at the annual tertiary competition.

Charles Sturt student Miss Sally Downie is named the inaugural winner of the Agriculture Student of the Year at Australian Farmer of the Year Awards.