Hosting a major sporting event like the Olympic and Paralympic Games can deliver a number of benefits to the host country, but is local sport participation one of them?

It’s End of the Financial Year (EOFY) tax time and a Charles Sturt University accounting academic urges businesses and individuals to seek advice from a qualified accountant or registered ax agent in relation to their personal tax affairs.

Two Charles Sturt researchers are ensuring parents they can alleviate their guilt when it comes to sending their babies to daycare.

Mattel’s latest range of Barbie dolls honouring nine female sport stars has raised questions around whether or not this is a genuine effort of gender progressiveness, or a mere marketing ploy.

A leading Charles Sturt University public ethicist says we’ve come a long way on gender diversity but asks, what about class? He describes how networks of private school privilege dominate Australian society

The wombats might not have herded animals into their burrows during the Black Summer bushfires but further research shows their burrows likely acted as a safe haven for other animals during the fires.

A leading Charles Sturt University academic shines some timely light on the alleged suppression by relevant agencies of the doping of 23 Chinese swimmers at the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo.

A single bushfire has the power to wipe out decades or even centuries worth of vital habitat and wildlife.

During COVID almost all Australian students and their families experienced online learning. But while schools have long since gone back to in-person teaching, online learning has not gone away.