A Charles Sturt University academic explores how local councils could be the missing link in efforts to solve the homelessness crisis.

A Charles Sturt University artificial intelligence (AI) expert argues that AI, like any other powerful technology or invention, requires societal understanding and legislation for its development and use.

Claims made by a SKY TV host likening the proposed Voice to Parliament to apartheid have been challenged by a Charles Sturt University constitutional law expert.

The Federal Government has announced three new housing schemes which will allow friends and family members to be counted as a ‘couple’ to expand first-home buyer ownership - but what are the potential pitfalls?

Charles Sturt University is an exemplar of the main goals of the Accord, and of higher education policy for more than a decade: improving access to higher education, boosting attainment, and building stronger links with industry.

A leading Charles Sturt University practical theologian assesses the role of the Church in 2023 and proposes re-imagining a Church as expansive as the Australian landscape and as generous as the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

In the first major Budget since Labor took government, with the cost of living increasing and housing and petrol prices skyrocketing, there is much talk about who and what this Budget should focus on.

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.