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.

This academic says there are a few things to consider before reading the new novel The Diplomat.

Australia's 'bungled response' to the pandemic left First Nations people in rural NSW feeling confused and vulnerable, according to research by Charles Sturt academics

A Charles Sturt academic explores the contrasting identities between First Nations and non-First Nations people associated with the iconic Mount Panorama in Bathurst through a community art project at the town’s annual Winter Festival.

A Charles Sturt University academic argues for greater governmental preparedness and action to relieve the human suffering caused by natural disasters, and to avoid where possible or ameliorate man-made disasters when they occur.

The Fijian prime minister is quick to note the hypocrisy in other states’ criticisms of the Pacific islands nation, and democratic states like Australia and New Zealand are increasingly restrained in their support for stronger Fijian democracy.

Is it time to ditch the text books and turn on the radio instead? Researchers look at the benefits of pop songs in learning another language.