A nationwide survey commissioned by a leading Charles Sturt University researcher has found that 22 per cent of Australians who intend to move home in the next 12 months say their decision is influenced by climate change or extreme weather events.

A Gulbali Institute researcher has shown how this plant, typically associated with Christmas, has helped songbirds develop for 25 million years.

A Charles Sturt University academic and researcher has urged cyber experts and water and environmental engineers to collaborate to protect vital civic infrastructure such as water, sewerage and storm water systems against malign hackers’ attacks.

The initial cohort of 38 students, who commenced their studies in 2021, has completed the course, with more than 80 per cent soon to commence their careers in rural and regional practice. 

The Biosecurity Training Centre is strengthening Australia’s biosecurity system by equipping officers with the skills and confidence to respond to complex and evolving threats.

A new three-year Charles Sturt University research project has uncovered how extreme heat is quietly disrupting home care services in rural New South Wales.

Charles Sturt research studies the Murray-Darling Basin to plan where and how water can be used to sustain wetland ecosystems.

A new report from Charles Sturt University found nearly a quarter of Australians say they have modified their homes in the last six years to protect themselves from extreme weather events.

“These additional places mean more students will study medicine here in regional Australia and, importantly, more doctors will work in regional communities when they graduate.”