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Four shark bites in 48 hours: how what we do on land may shape shark behaviour
OPINION  20 Jan 2026

Four shark bites in 48 hours: how what we do on land may shape shark behaviour

Four shark attacks in recent days on the NSW coast has cause academics to speculate on how human behaviour could prompt these incidents.

Charles Sturt UniversityGulbali Institute

Holding children ─ and each other ─ in the wake of violence and hatred
OPINION  17 Dec 2025

Holding children ─ and each other ─ in the wake of violence and hatred

Following the recent deadly attack on a Jewish community celebration of Hanukkah at Bondi Beach on Sunday 14 December, a Charles Sturt University academic draws on research about responding to mass violence to share healing insights.

Children's Voices Centre (CVC)ResearchSociety and CommunityTeacher education

1975, an Australian republic and Mr Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
OPINION  27 Nov 2025

1975, an Australian republic and Mr Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

A Charles Sturt University constitutional law expert challenges Australians to re-consider the issue of a republic.

Business and EconomicsLaw and JusticeSociety and Community

Here’s why people with mental illness die, on average, 11 years earlier than other Australians
OPINION  21 Nov 2025

Here’s why people with mental illness die, on average, 11 years earlier than other Australians

If you know five people, chances are at least one is living with a mental health condition. But why do these people die, on average, more than a decade earlier than others?

Charles Sturt UniversityPsychology

Strength in unity: How universities and government can address the regional healthcare crisis
OPINION  21 Nov 2025

Strength in unity: How universities and government can address the regional healthcare crisis

"Government and universities must unite to invest in regional education as the primary solution to Australia’s healthcare disparities."

Charles Sturt UniversityHealthMedicine

From the manosphere to tradwives - why are young women embracing traditional gender roles?
OPINION  30 Sep 2025

From the manosphere to tradwives - why are young women embracing traditional gender roles?

Recent research asked, are young Australian adults embracing traditional gender roles to a greater or lesser degree in 2024 compared to 2010?

PsychologyResearchSociety and Community

Landmark report makes 54 recommendations to combat Islamophobia in Australia
OPINION  15 Sep 2025

Landmark report makes 54 recommendations to combat Islamophobia in Australia

The report has been release and now many, including a Charles Sturt academic, are calling for the government to take action.

Charles Sturt University

Extremists are targeting young Australians who crave belonging. What can we do?
OPINION  21 Aug 2025

Extremists are targeting young Australians who crave belonging. What can we do?

Vulnerable young Australians are being targeted and recruited into extremist organisations.

Law and JusticePolicing and SecurityResearchSociety and Community

Colombia is producing more cocaine than ever – and more is reaching Australian shores
OPINION  1 Aug 2025

Colombia is producing more cocaine than ever – and more is reaching Australian shores

Coca plantations cover an area larger than the Australian Capital Territory, nearly twice the size of London and four times that of New York City, according to an estimate from the United Nations .

InternationalLaw and JusticePolicing and SecuritySociety and Community

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