Charles Sturt University has received a special invitation to attend a luncheon with the Executive Committee of the Australian Dental Association – ADA (NSW Branch) to be held in Orange, NSW on Friday 30 March to further discuss CSU’s plans to solve the rural dental health crisis.

As part of the largest initiative ever undertaken by Charles Sturt University - to improve dental health in regional Australia - the launch of the proposed plans for the University’s Orange Oral Health and Dental School will be held in the Conference Room, CSU Orange Campus, this Friday 16 March.

The Vice-Chancellor of Charles Sturt University, Professor Ian Goulter, and senior members of the University welcomed the opportunity to have a brief meeting with the Prime Minister, Mr John Howard, today as part of the Prime Minister’s visit to Bathurst.

Charles Sturt University has welcomed comments from the National Party supporting plans to train dentists for the bush, in the bush.

Charles Sturt University today announced that it had submitted a formal proposal to the Australian Government for the establishment of a cross-campus School of Dentistry and Oral Health with primary facilities in Orange and Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt University is delighted that the spotlight has turned onto the critical shortage of dental workers in NSW. The University supports the State Government and NSW Opposition calls for action on dental health.

Charles Sturt University’s proposal to establish a dental school in rural NSW has received the endorsement of the Australian Dental Association (NSW Branch).

Community supporters and staff of Charles Sturt University cheered tonight, Tuesday 8 May, when the Treasurer, Peter Costello, announced $65.1 million in funding for a new dental school for inland NSW.

The federal government's proposed tax on resources mining has generated controversy that requires explanation to assist public understanding of the issues, according to a CSU economics professor.