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.

A Charles Sturt University student’s PhD research has given way to an interesting theory on predator-prey interactions.

New Zealand is becoming an outlier in international Indigenous policy thinking as Australia and Canada both made moves toward modest policy developments in the last month.

A Charles Sturt University education academic argues that tourists should consider the itinerary of any tours they book and aim to avoid companies that offer school tours.

Ahead of International Women’s Day in 2024 on Friday 8 March, we’re being encouraged to imagine a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination, where difference is valued and celebrated.

A Charles Sturt expert outlines the pros and cons of the planned reforms of the Migration Strategy 2023, including whether various major policies are likely to achieve its objectives, or quite the opposite.