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Students’ mental health is a big issue for schools – but teachers are only part of the solution
OPINION  28 Mar 2023

Students’ mental health is a big issue for schools – but teachers are only part of the solution

Charles Sturt University academics explore the extent that teachers should be involved when it comes to providing mental health support to school students.

Charles Sturt University

What Australia could learn from New Zealand about Indigenous representation
OPINION  21 Mar 2023

What Australia could learn from New Zealand about Indigenous representation

A referendum will be held later this year to enshrine a First Nations’ Voice to Parliament into the Australian constitution.

Charles Sturt University Indigenous International

Disputes over COVID-19’s origins reveal an intelligence community in disarray
OPINION  9 Mar 2023

Disputes over COVID-19’s origins reveal an intelligence community in disarray

Two Charles Sturt security academics comment on the speculated origins of COVID-19 and give some advice on what to do ahead of the next pandemic.

Charles Sturt University Policing and Security

Cyber hackings at their peak – what will the new agency do?
OPINION  3 Mar 2023

Cyber hackings at their peak – what will the new agency do?

In 2022, thousands of people were subjected to some of the nation’s largest and most vicious cyber attacks on personal data from the Optus and Medibank hackings.

Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Futures Institute Charles Sturt University Computer Science

Will the Turkish earthquakes affect how the country is governed?
OPINION  22 Feb 2023

Will the Turkish earthquakes affect how the country is governed?

As the death toll from the Turkey-Syria earthquake rises, a Charles Sturt academic wonders how this natural disaster will affect the upcoming Turkish presidential elections.

Charles Sturt University International

There are 60,000 Chinese-made surveillance systems in Australia – how concerned should we be?
OPINION  14 Feb 2023

There are 60,000 Chinese-made surveillance systems in Australia – how concerned should we be?

A Charles Sturt University academic from the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security explores if the level of concern is justified.

Charles Sturt University Policing and Security Technology

'Rules are rules' — unless we're talking elite sport in Australia
OPINION  25 Jan 2023

'Rules are rules' — unless we're talking elite sport in Australia

Is there a set of COVID-19-related rules for the general public and another for elite athletes?

Charles Sturt University Teaching and Education

Exploding carp numbers ‘like a house of horrors’ for our rivers. Is it time to unleash carp herpes?
OPINION  23 Jan 2023

Exploding carp numbers ‘like a house of horrors’ for our rivers. Is it time to unleash carp herpes?

Charles Sturt academics explore the notion of releasing carp herpes to control fish population numbers and look at the repercussions of such actions.

Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University

What risks could pet hamsters and gerbils pose in Australia?
OPINION  3 Jan 2023

What risks could pet hamsters and gerbils pose in Australia?

They might look small and innocent but there's a good reason Australians don't have hamsters and gerbils as pets - biosecurity and biodiversity.

Animal and Veterinary science Charles Sturt University

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