Our nation's diversity should be celebrated, according to award-winning sound designer and CSU academic Mr Damain Candusso, who's been named as the 2015 Australia Day ambassador for Wagga Wagga.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) has conferred the title of Emeritus Professor on Professor Bill Green in recognition of his outstanding contribution to rural education and literacy studies.

It is a well worn path from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga to Vietnam's Mekong Delta for research student Mr David Gale, but it will be made a little easier in 2014 with the assistance of a prestigious scholarship.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) expert says new Presidential guidelines to curtail US government surveillance are a good attempt to balance civil liberties, privacy, and national security.

All Charles Sturt University (CSU) distance education students in Australia will benefit from an expansion of services formerly available only to those in rural and remote regions.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic has found that governance remains weak in many national security and policing agencies, hampering intelligence gathering, analysis and the sharing of information.

The current extreme heatwave conditions across southern Australia should be no surprise, says climate change commentator and CSU academic, Professor Kevin Parton.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) expert has urged people to stay hydrated, keep cool, take care of others, and to make a plan for the extreme heat forecast to last the rest of the week.

Residents on the growing fringe of the NSW regional city of Albury know about local sustainability and conservation issues, but are unsure how to take their concerns about future development beyond their homes, say CSU researchers.