A Charles Sturt University PhD candidate’s research investigating the elusive native Australian rakali has been published in a leading science journal.

A leading Charles Sturt University expert in skill acquisition science is helping FIFA – a major, international regulatory body for football, to assist coaches, players and teams around the world to learn skills better.

A new chapter in Australian military history has been opened by a Charles Sturt University researcher who has unearthed and chronicled the extent of Muslim Australians’ service in the Australian armed forces.

Charles Sturt University academics evaluate program addressing challenges in accessing mainstream healthcare for people with disability.

Charles Sturt University’s Cool Soil Initiative has secured close to $2.1 million AUD to spearhead research in sustainable agriculture and expand the Initiative into new regions and commodities.

Charles Sturt University holds its status as a global leader in gender equality, climate action and other sustainable practices as recognised within the 2024 Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings.

A leading Charles Sturt University nanotechnology scientist will speak in Orange to highlight the value of on-site or point-of-care (POC) testing for healthcare and agriculture, especially in rural and remote communities, farms, fields and ports.

In the lead up to World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2024 on Saturday 15 June, Charles Sturt researchers and advocates aim to reduce and minimise elder abuse in the community and say it needs to be recognised, reported and acted on.

A Charles Sturt University academic has been awarded a Public Service Medal (PSM) as acknowledged on the 2024 King’s Birthday Honours List in recognition of his contributions to rural and regional healthcare.