An Australian study into a serious respiratory condition, known as Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), has concluded that it is more common among people aged 40 years or older and increases with age.

The first physiotherapists to graduate from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange are about to conclude their studies with their final practical work placements.

The Murray Darling Medical School proposed by Charles Sturt University (CSU) and La Trobe University now has strong local representation in the new parliament, according to CSU Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann.

Common ethical issues facing Information and Communication Technology professionals and how these problems are often resolved is the subject of new research involving CSU and the Australian Computer Society.

A social work graduate from CSU has reflected on what she has learnt during her initial years in her career working in rural and remote NSW.

Reducing cyber crime threats to communication networks will be at the forefront of an international security forum to be held in Sydney later this month.

When Port Macquarie resident Mr Russell Wallace discussed with his family doing something 'a bit different' for his 50th birthday, none of them realised they had just taken the first steps on the road to a fund-raising marathon in Kenya.

They are on the front-line of human tragedy, crime and violence in their daily coverage of events for television news. Now new research underway at CSU will explore how Australian television news camera operators - both in regional and metropolitan areas - cope with on-going exposure to the rigours of their work.

The leadership of The Reverend Professor James Haire, AC, as head of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (ACC&C) for the past decade, will be celebrated at a ceremony in Canberra on Wednesday 18 September.