Left-wing terrorism is not a new feature of the Australian threat landscape. But recent events, and the threats associated with these events, would indicate it may be resurging.

In 2026, more than 360,000 Australian students enrolled in university part-time, making up 35 per cent of all domestic students.

Researchers look at the best diagnosis and treatment methods of scabies in animals, such as the wombat, cheetah, Tasmanian devil and koala.

European Athletics has partnered with the European Broadcasting Union to launch a landmark publication that seeks to prevent women athletes from being sexualised, and Australia also needs to change its guidelines.

"The lesson is clear: protecting children online requires education, digital literacy and harm reduction - not just prohibition."

A Charles Sturt University environmental expert argues that a cross-tenure, large-scale plan to control invasive species and give local species a fighting chance in Australia is long overdue for genuine investment.

Ahead of World Bee Day on Wednesday 20 May, a Charles Sturt researcher is looking at how this popular flower can provide answers to maintaining global ecosystems.

A Charles Sturt University academic cautions that Australia is not facing a collapse in wages but is undergoing a recalibration as global tensions continue to feed into local prices, creating a challenge that is unlikely to ease soon.

A Charles Sturt University academic argues the Interim Report of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion in Australia is limited in utility and advancing the issues it addresses.