During Nutrition Week a Charles Sturt University nutrition expert encourages people to take a step away from the diet and BMI bandwagon, and focus on what’s more important, improving the quality of what we eat, being active and not smoking.

The majority of Australians support culling feral animals to protect threatened species, this sentiment is not reflected in the latest plan to save the Kosciusko National Park

During Foot Health Week 2021, a Charles Sturt University podiatry expert says we should not take for granted being able to walk pain-free and participate in exercise, and taking care of your feet will positively impact your body and your mind.

Australian sandalwood has proven too popular for its own good. As it continues to be over-harvested, now is the time to list sandalwood as a threatened species nationally, and to confine harvesting to plantations only, for a chance at survival.

October is National Mental Health Month 2021 and a reminder that looking after our physical and mental health is vital to our overall wellbeing.

A Charles Sturt University researcher has contributed to a study on snake behaviour and what makes them hiss. Knowing the circumstances and environmental factors that influence their behaviour could one day save your life!

A Charles Sturt University academic argues that governments can increase COVID-19 vaccination numbers by devising a policy that offers the certainty of compensation to people and their dependents if anything goes wrong.

A First Nations academic said the situation in Wilcannia due to COVID-19 shows why people should be appalled at the treatment of marginalised communities during the pandemic.

A Charles Sturt expert weighs in on the ethics, legalities and personal choice of COVID-19 vaccines and the notion of making them compulsory.