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New mothers smile at oral health program
LATEST NEWS  24 Sep 2014

New mothers smile at oral health program

Improving the oral health of pregnant women in the Riverina is the aim of a new program being coordinated by the Murrumbidgee Local Health District and CSU.

Charles Sturt UniversityCSU studentsDentistry

What farmers know and do about stubble
LATEST NEWS  24 Sep 2014

What farmers know and do about stubble

Despite widespread interest in and experience with retaining crop stubbles on their paddocks as part of crop rotations, a CSU study shows that many grain growers still prefer to burn stubble.

Agricultural ScienceGraham CentreResearch

Free community BBQ hosted by CSU dentistry students in Brewarrina
LATEST NEWS  23 Sep 2014

Free community BBQ hosted by CSU dentistry students in Brewarrina

Dentistry staff and students from CSU will provide their next comprehensive dental clinic in Brewarrina in early October.

Charles Sturt UniversityCSU studentsHealthDentistry

CSU Vice-Chancellor welcomes review, advises caution
LATEST NEWS  23 Sep 2014

CSU Vice-Chancellor welcomes review, advises caution

While welcoming the Federal Government's focus on reform of the higher education sector, CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann contends that "any reforms should acknowledge and address the specific challenges faced by rurally based regional universities".

Charles Sturt UniversityHigher education

OLT citation for CSU advertising lecturer
LATEST NEWS  23 Sep 2014

OLT citation for CSU advertising lecturer

A lecturer responsible for teaching the CSU advertising degree was acknowledged by the federal government's Office of Learning and Teaching citation awards on Tuesday 16 September.

Business and EconomicsCharles Sturt UniversityCommunication and Creative Industries

Praise for maths education for early childhood educators
LATEST NEWS  22 Sep 2014

Praise for maths education for early childhood educators

The approach of a CSU academic to maths education for early childhood educators has been recognised in a national awards program.

Charles Sturt UniversityTeaching and EducationRIPPLE

Medical ethicist: Gene patents not so bad
LATEST NEWS  21 Sep 2014

Medical ethicist: Gene patents not so bad

Patenting of genes by private companies is not necessarily a bad thing provided it's well regulated, according to CSU medical ethicist Dr Alberto Giubilini.

HealthReligion and EthicsScience

Insight into Indonesian beef industry
LATEST NEWS  21 Sep 2014

Insight into Indonesian beef industry

A group of CSU students has a new understanding of production, cultural and animal welfare aspects of a key beef export market, after a tour of Indonesia.

Animal and Veterinary scienceGraham CentreFood productionCSU GlobalCSU studentsInternationalScience

Police actions commended, but caution needed
LATEST NEWS  18 Sep 2014

Police actions commended, but caution needed

A leading Islamic expert with CSU has commended Australian police and other security agencies on recent action to prevent what they considered an imminent terrorism risk

Policing and SecurityReligion and EthicsSociety and Community

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