As the nation pauses to reflect on ANZAC Day, a Charles Sturt University academic says research is vital to prevent exacerbation of current mental health issues within the Australian Defence Force (ADF) and the associated wide-ranging consequences.

A Charles Sturt University constitutional law researcher argues that the fate of the proposed Voice to Parliament depends on a willingness of its supporters to refute erroneous claims about it.

As Easter approaches, ‘What might it have felt like, to be Jesus Christ?’, asks a leading Charles Sturt University theologian.

Professor in Intelligence and Security Studies in the Charles Sturt Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security Patrick Walsh outlines the implications of this threat for Australia, and the world.

This rare video is not a nature documentary outtake but it does offer some valuable insights into wombat mating and reproduction habits.

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.