The Charles Sturt University School of Communication will host an open forum with representatives of the Forum on Australia's Islamic Relations on Wednesday 30 May on its Bathurst Campus to consider the topic of Islam and how it is represented in the media.

Prime Minister John Howard’s $10 billion National Plan for Water Security is missing two essential ingredients – details on how public participation will be achieved and an environmental perspective, according to a Charles Sturt University academic.

Drought conditions continue to exert pressure on Australian agribusinesses, yet the sector is showing promising signs of resilience with 60 per cent of farmers confident about the year ahead, according to the second quarterly Westpac & Charles Sturt University Agribusiness Index.

A major national conference looking at the challenge of managing streams and rivers for the future will be held this month in Albury on the banks of the Murray River at the NSW-Victorian border.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) sports expert will play a pivotal role in preparing the Indonesian national team for the Beijing Olympic Games in August 2008.

Sales performance in the Central West outperformed the rest of regional NSW this quarter, according to the Reliance Credit Union Central West Business Survey for the March quarter 2007.

Charles Sturt University will hold three ceremonies in Albury from Thursday 26 April as nearly 500 graduands receive their degrees, diplomas and certificates from CSU Chancellor Lawrie Willett, AO.

A new approach to learning will be officially launched by the Federal Minister for Education, Science and Training, the Hon. Julie Bishop MP, at Charles Sturt University’s Bathurst Campus on Thursday 5 April 2007.

An invaluable resource used by Australian students considering a career in advertising or public relations is going international. Charles Sturt University’s School of Communication iDay07 will be held next month in Malaysia.