Recent changes in New Zealand sporting dress codes have led to a collective sigh of relief in women’s gymnastics.

Many Australians have in recent years been impacted by the cost-of-living crisis, but what about sport participation?

Australians living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can face specific challenges in day-to-day life, as distinct from others, which can be compounded with age.

Supporting students from diverse or disadvantaged backgrounds to succeed in their studies is one of the core functions of Australia’s regional universities. But it is neither easy nor cheap.

With a simple camera phone and access to the internet, anyone can report on matters of public interest, from car accidents to celebrity sightings to missing princesses.

Renewable energy comes with an initial connection cost that many may balk at, but to reap the eventual rewards, the community must show their support for the cause.

A Charles Sturt University historian responds to the Heritage Council of New South Wales’s proposal to add the graves of Captain Moonlite and James Nesbitt to the State Heritage Register.

A Charles Sturt University computing expert hails the burgeoning opportunities of careers in information technology (IT) to maximise the benefits and minimise the potential harms of artificial intelligence (AI).

As a ‘pro-social’ prison model which removes jail cells rolls out across certain NSW correctional centres, the focus has switched to the benefits this sense of community could provide to youth on the wrong side of the law.