A Charles Sturt academic explains how 'Indian Viagra' is leading to serious dependency issues in Australians.

Your feet work hard for you and within a lifetime might walk the equivalent of five times around the earth. But if your feet are not in pain, why would they cause discomfort elsewhere? A Charles Sturt University expert explains how this is possible.

In the lead up to International Coffee Day, we debunk coffee myths and provide answers to some of those questions you have about your favourite brew.

We dispel some myths, reveal some quirky facts and let you know what you can do to save these national treasures during Save the Koala Month in September.

With the death this week of Mikhail Gorbachev, a leading Charles Sturt University security expert assesses the contribution of the former leader of the Soviet Union to political history and world affairs.

As Father’s Day 2022 approaches, a leading Charles Sturt University academic says while some popular notions of fatherhood are often out-of-sync with current reality, research shows that being an involved dad makes men happier and healthier.

"At the two-day Jobs and Skills Summit, there needs to be serious discussion leading to meaningful decisions which address this critical issue, with regional universities like Charles Sturt at the heart of the solution."

" ... Fewer skilled workers available to complete an increasing volume of work means Australians are going without important infrastructure."

A leading Charles Sturt University theologian analyses and explains the current rift in the Anglican Church of Australia and argues we need to accept people as they are since that is what God does.