The productive partnership between Charles Sturt University and the Department of Education and Training to create HSC On-line, has been recognised with a bronze award in the Premier's Public Sector Awards for 1999.

Research into acid-producing soils along major rivers in northern NSW has illustrated the added threat posed by Mother Nature to fish stocks in the region, according to Dr Ben Wilson from Charles Sturt University.

Only four years into its lifespan, Charles Sturt University's advertising course is already making a name for itself in the competitive international arena, with its most recent graduates accepting some of the industry's highest honours.

While most voters in the Armidale region decided against giving young Martin Lawrence their number 1 vote, Charles Sturt University had no hesitation in awarding him the highest graduate academic honour.

More than three decades of teaching language and Greek culture will be rewarded tomorrow, when Charles Sturt University academic associate Dr George Kanarakis is awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters.

Amongst the first group of honours graduates from Charles Sturt University's Bachelor of Cultural Studies and Cultural Policy receiving awards tomorrow (Friday), will be University Medallist Adele Morey.

President of the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board Chris Puplick will deliver the final 1999 Bathurst graduation address to graduates from Charles Sturt University's Faculties of Arts and Science & Agriculture on Friday afternoon.

Control of a major problem soil condition in the northern coastal rivers of NSW could soon be greatly improved by a new computer program being developed at Charles Sturt University.

New South Wales Minister for Education and Training John Aquilina today announced the Ministerial appointees to the newly-formed Charles Sturt University Council.