With the commencement of spring session there are a number of highlights and achievements that I would like to report.

Charles Sturt University is this week celebrating the win by 17 of its academic staff in gaining prestigious national awards in teaching excellence.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) transport expert has welcomed the tabling of a parliamentary report that calls for an urgent improvement of Australia's transport networks and recommends that all levels of government work together.

Charles Sturt University senior lecturer in equine medicine, Dr Sharanne Raidal stresses the need for all horse owners to remain vigilant for any signs of equine influenza in their animals, but not to be paranoid about their health.

Inland Australia will celebrate the tenth anniversary of Australia’s first university school to offer a number of allied health degrees specifically designed for professionals aiming to work in regional Australia.

Representatives from inland communities where Charles Sturt University (CSU) has its principal NSW campuses gathered in Bathurst on Thursday 30 August for the University's annual combined Regional Consultative Committees meeting to provide feedback and guidance to the University on a range of issues.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) today released its policy document Growing Our Communities through Education and Research – CSU's agenda for inland Australia which sets out its ambitions for developing as the national university of inland Australia.

Charles Sturt University is set to lift its investment on its Albury-Wodonga Campus with a further $12.4 million to be spent on remodelling current buildings on the Thurgoona site.

The efforts of horse owners should be praised, even though there has been a spread of infection of horses with Equine Influenza (EI) virus within infected areas, according to Charles Sturt University (CSU) veterinary science lecturer Dr Sharanne Raidal.