A lecturer in emergency management at CSU in Bathurst says that being prepared can help to minimise, but can never eliminate, the deadly destruction and consequences arising from the scale of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan on Friday.

A CSU academic has told a celebratory gathering on the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day that while much has been achieved, there is still much to do to attain the ideals of equality and fairness that brought socialists and feminists together on the first Women's Day in the United States in 1910.

CSU aims to provide the highest quality in early childhood education and care in its proposed facility to be established at Thurgoona in 2012.

Major Australian cities face decreasing drinkable water, increasing traffic congestion and pollution problems by 2050 if immediate changes are not made to current government policy, says CSU academic and former leading CSIRO scientist, Mr Barney Foran.

Expressions of interest have been called for developers, contractors, investors, joint venture partners and development planners to participate in the disposal of a major slice of CSU's former campus site in central Albury.

Dr Andrew Penman, CEO of Cancer Council NSW has announced a special grant for a locally-led cancer research project at CSU in Wagga Wagga.

As Australians continue to be able to buy milk at $1 a litre, a CSU academic has urged consumers to reflect on the real cost of food production for Australian producers.

Assessing the best way forward for the Federal Government to manage the effects of climate change on Australia will be the focus of a workshop to be held this Wednesday 2 March in Canberra.

A new book on Australian mistletoes should go a long way to changing the public’s perception of these much-maligned parasitic plants, says CSU ecologist and author, Associate Professor David Watson.