A new Charles Sturt University research project based in Port Macquarie seeks the help of anglers around Australia and New Zealand to improve our understanding of the spread of the ‘mushy fish’ issue.

Charles Sturt University researchers are leading a major five-year $2 million program funded by AgriFutures Australia to optimise hazelnut production in Australia.

Charles Sturt and APPN launch their new innovation that will help with plant phenomics and analysis during plant research.

Charles Sturt University academics are leading life-saving conversations around domestic violence to begin the annual 16 Days of Activism for 2025.

Charles Sturt University is helping upskill ‘out-of-field’ teachers with two free science and mathematics microcredentials.

A recent Charles Sturt University graduate’s IT innovation tested in real-world environments has improved the speed, productivity and cost-effectiveness of business process management (BPM) systems and led to the development of commercial products.

A framework developed by a Charles Sturt University PhD research student and colleagues could significantly assist the detection of false information on social media, making it a valuable tool in the fight against misinformation.

This program will be designed to strengthen and uplift nuclear safeguards expertise in a complex world.

Vineyard of the Future has announced its first potential projects ahead of National Agriculture Day on Friday 15 November.