Dr Rahul Ganguly, an expert in inclusive education and family caregiving, explains how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the autism community and shares some tips for parents to support their children during this uncertain time.

A Charles Sturt University expert with decades of experience as an actor, broadcaster and playwright questions the overall value of the measures announced by the federal government to help commercial TV broadcasters deal with COVID-19.

Dr Belinda Cash shares more about the webinar she will host on Tuesday 28 April, which will explore the impact social distancing during COVID-19 has had on older Australians’ physical and mental health.

Two fisheries researchers from Charles Sturt University reflect on the impacts of closing recreational fishing in Victoria in response to COVID-19.

A Charles Sturt University journalism academic questions whether the federal government COVID-19 support package for Australian media will deliver reliable news for regional audiences.

A Charles Sturt University academic argues the federal government’s Australian media COVID-19 relief package announced on Wednesday 15 April does not ensure Australian content, nor support the arts or public broadcasters.

Higher Degree Research student Ms Jennifer Watkins and Dr Therese Taylor from Charles Sturt University explain how the COVID-19 funeral restrictions affect mourning, funeral rituals, and the way people grieve.

Charles Sturt University’s newly-appointed Vice-Chancellor’s Chair of Australian-Indigenous Belonging, Professor Stan Grant Junior (pictured), explores the political reaction – in Australia and abroad – to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Easter 2020 offers the power of hope from isolation and emptiness.