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.

We need policy by Indigenous people, for the people. A Charles Sturt University academic explores the concept of ‘crisis’ and how meaningful change for First Nations people when it comes to “policy failures” should be looked at differently.

A Charles Sturt University academic explores why this new development has upset many NSW teachers.

The NSW government recently overturned a bill that a Charles Sturt Adjunct Lecturer said is a violation of animal rights.

With some Sydney schools offering students less space to play in than a prison cell, Charles Sturt academics have contributed to a list of suggestions on how to keep kids active as their play spaces diminish.

The Government has announced a review into the Reserve Bank of Australia - the first time in 30 years. This is after multiple interest rate rises, and with inflation at an all-time high of 6.1 per cent - the highest it’s been in 21 years.