Deforestation and its affects on climate change will be a major topic for delegates at next week’s international meeting in Bali, Indonesia. A Charles Sturt University project has been assessing social and economic options to halt deforestation in Indonesia.

A starting salary of more than $42 000 before a student has even graduated from university sound enticing, or too good to be true?

How universties, including Charles Sturt University, engage their communities, and how effective they have been, is the focus of a public lecture to be presented in Albury.

Australian Federal Police (AFP) members will be able to gain credit from their AFP College studies towards courses at Charles Sturt University under an agreement signed today Wednesday 21 November in Canberra.

A long-term trial has demonstrated the potential yield and profit advantages that a genetically modified canola variety offers Australian grain growers, leading to a call to lift the current moratorium on growing GM canola commercially in Australia.

New research has found that eligibility for Youth Allowance income support is one of the major barriers to regional access and participation in tertiary education.

Exceeding the call of his profession is how the NSW Minister for Primary Industries Ian Macdonald described Professor Geoff Scollary as he awarded the CSU academic the prestigious Graham Gregory Trophy for 2007.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic has described as discriminatory the Federal Government's policy of targeting high profile elite athletes for illegal recreational drug use.

The 2007 Federal election campaign is now underway in earnest. Charles Sturt University has experts who can comment on the political, social, economic and environmental issues raised during the six week long campaign.