Opinion

Charles Sturt expert comments on fears of shortage of radioisotope vital for cancer diagnoses

Associate Professor in Nuclear Medicine at Charles Sturt University Dr Geoff Currie is a member of the working party that provides counsel on the distribution of the radionuclide molybdenum-99/technetium-99m in Australia when supply levels are down.

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UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples could guide Australia

A Charles Sturt University expert argues that the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples could provide significant guidance to governments and indigenous nations as they negotiate treaties.

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Constitutional deficiency, and reform: a way forward

A Charles Sturt University constitutional expert argues that shortcomings in the Australian Constitution have led to Australians’ increasing disillusionment with the way politics is conducted and a lack of confidence in the system of government.

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'A gender gap in STEM exists, but policies to close it do not'

The indisputable under-representation of women in academia’s science-based fields is paralleled by the absence of ways to permanently alleviate this discrepancy.

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Reflections on Charles Sturt's 30 years

Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann shares his experiences on our Foundation Day and 30th anniversary.

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Regional media shutdowns are a partnership opportunity

Media transformation is an opportunity for Charles Sturt to pioneer a new model of news production.

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Charles Sturt responds: the loss of local newsrooms

The loss of a community voice is a blow to media diversity.

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Assange arrest: justice and secrecy

A CSU expert argues the legacy of Julian Assange suggests that not all ‘whistleblowers’ promote freedom of speech, but use this important principle of democracy instead for their own self-promotion in ways that might damage democratic institutions.

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Social work imperatives needed to foster political engagement

A CSU social work academic says that social workers need to understand and work with local politics and power structures in order to do justice to social work values and principles.

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