A Charles Sturt University researcher’s free public lecture will delve into the origins and implications of Australia’s growing parasitic predicaments.

Charles Sturt University scientists are excited by the success of their Threatened Species Breeding Program for the second consecutive year, producing a bountiful batch of the critically endangered stocky galaxias.

A new book by a leading Charles Sturt University psychology academic and colleagues challenges current childcare policies, practices and assumptions underpinning notions about ‘single infant-adult attachment’ for healthy development.

Charles Sturt University researchers have revealed the benefits and implications of a concerted data sharing approach for the agricultural technology industry.

A Charles Sturt University researcher has devised a complex piece of coding that will represent some behaviours of the brain to determine why and how people see optical illusions.

NSW Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology the Hon. Anoulack Chanthivong visited Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga on Tuesday 30 January for a Regional Innovation Roundtable.

Charles Sturt University will spearhead a new era in Australian agriculture through advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity by leading the AgriTwins project.

A Charles Sturt University political expert has been invited to share his knowledge of indigenous political rights at a United Nations’ seminar in Canada.

Three recipients of the Charles Sturt Vice-Chancellor International Excellence Scholarship, the University's biggest scholarship for international students, are about to commence their higher education journeys in regional NSW.