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.

Shearwater birds are known to survive ferocious conditions. A Charles Sturt researcher said the alarming number of these dead birds washing up on Australia's east coast might not be from 'natural' casuses.

A Charles Sturt PhD candidate questions the notion of religion and how everyone's favourite Australian Cattle Dog plays a role in it.

When regional universities are weakened, regional Australia feels it first with fewer health professionals, fewer teachers, and fewer opportunities for young people to build a future close to home.

A study by a Charles Sturt University researcher and colleagues provides insights into how universities can support first-in-family students to complete their university studies.

A Charles Sturt University expert says at stake is not only who leads Iran, but what the Islamic Republic has become, nearly half a century after the revolution that promised an end to dynastic rule.

Two Charles Sturt University experts have explored the introduction and spread of the common carp (Cyprinus carpio) and explain why it is arguably Australia’s most vilified fish.

Two Charles Sturt academics examine a controversial proposal by One Nation to make new doctors complete a period of regional or rural service to get their Medicare provider number.

A Charles Sturt University academic says that while Iran is no stranger to unrest, the recent third mass protest in the past six years has left the theocratic regime wounded but intact.