A new Charles Sturt University initiative is based on the belief that Australian agriculture cannot afford to ignore the learning of the Indigenous people who have been managing the landscape for thousands of years.

The University hosted the first ‘hard hat tour’ of the development for special guests and the media to get a firsthand preview of the progress that has been made on the campus’s new state-of-the-art facilities.

Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC QC, Governor of New South Wales, and Mr Dennis Wilson met with University leaders as part of a Regional Community Outreach Program.

Charles Sturt University’s Foundation Day in 2020 will be a virtual celebration due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Charles Sturt research, in conjunction with Meat & Livestock Australia, has shown it’s possible for beef cattle producers to increase live weight, carcase quality and potentially the financial returns from cull cows, by feeding a high energy ration.

Charles Sturt's Institute for Land, Water and Society has partnered with the International River Foundation to bring together 11 experts to talk about how fire and climate change can impact our waterways.

A Charles Sturt University expert endorses this week’s federal government funding boost for Australia’s cyber security capacity, and urges further government funding for cyber security education and tax relief for the cyber security industry.

New Charles Sturt University research will inform policy and practice for the care of frail older people.

A Charles Sturt University academic and editor of an international journal argues that COVID-19 indiscriminately infects people, but discriminately impacts them, particularly, disadvantaged and marginalised groups.