The head of Charles Sturt University’s Faculty of Science hopes her experiences and the opportunities offered to girls and women by the University will one day be mirrored in all fields and applications of science.

The Lord’s Prayer has it all, by orientating us to the universe as a focus for our worship.

A political science academic from Charles Sturt University examines the role political calculation and the structure of Australia’s federal electoral system played in the Bridget McKenzie saga.

Dr Brendon Hyndman, one of Australia’s leading educational researchers of school playground influences, discusses the importance of kids having opportunities to play both at school and home.

Adjunct Professor with the Institute for Land, Water and Society Max Finlayson urges Australians to take better care of our wetlands ahead of World Wetlands Day on Sunday 2 February.

Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann (pictured) says universities have 'a crucial role to play ... in minimising our own footprint and leading our nation’s minds to develop solutions for a planet that is warming up'.

With heavy rain falling across many areas impacted by the bushfires, two fish experts warn the ash, charcoal and silt this rain will wash into the rivers can quickly deteriorate the water quality and have adverse impacts on aquatic life.

Professor David Watson shares how Australia’s latest series of summer bushfires have propelled the country into uncharted territory and proven to many that the world’s climate really is changing.

Dr Dale Nimmo sets the record straight on the tales that suggest during bushfires, wombats heroically usher other animals into their fire-proof burrows, and says although these tales are untrue, wombat burrows do protect other species in bushfires.