Charles Sturt University (CSU) has taken the next step in the creation of its permanent campus in Port Macquarie by announcing national construction company, Watpac as head builder for the project.

It has been a busy and successful 12 months for Indigenous Trainee at CSU Ms Rosie Powell, who is a regional finalist for the 2014 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year NSW Training award.

A CSU wetlands expert believes irrigators, environmentalists and water resource managers should concentrate on what is known about using fresh water and water requirements, rather than rhetoric and political posturing.

The Charles Sturt Foundation Trust has distributed more than 200 scholarships and prizes, totalling almost $900 000, to Charles Sturt University (CSU) students at scholarship ceremonies this month.

Some Australian businesses are using environmental, social and governance reporting as a smokescreen to protect themselves from class action lawsuits according to CSU researchers.

A landmark ruling in the West Australian Supreme Court about genetically modified (GM) crops has been described as a victory for common sense by Emeritus Professor in Agriculture, Jim Pratley from Charles Sturt University (CSU).

CSU research has shown the value of professional peer support and networking for counsellors and therapists working in rural and remote areas.

A team of students from Charles Sturt University (CSU) has won the Tertiary Division of the National Merino Challenge (NMC), demonstrating skills in sheep classing, production and fleece assessment.

Healthy ageing in rural and regional Australia is the focus of a workshop being organised by Charles Sturt University (CSU) as part of its 2014 Explorations Series.