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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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