Rural health in Australia: make the difference
For Elyce Green, rural health in Australia is always worth talking about. The Charles Sturt lecturer explains the impact of health inequality and how it might be addressed.
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The upside of being a mature-age student
Student Michelle Curry tells us about the many upsides of being a mature-age student.
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Agroecology: Helping feed the world and protect our planet
Agroecology: Charles Sturt University's Anne Johnson explains how this practice can help feed the world and protect our planet.
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What are the different types of graduate degrees?
Ready to explore, progress or change career? Let's look at what are the different types of postgraduate degrees and which is right for you.
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Studying theology: challenge yourself and wrestle with big ideas
Study theology and you'll explore our origins, the human condition and how to live with love, compassion and justice.
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Work full-time and study part-time: it can be done
Working full-time and studying part-time can be done. Marion Wichmann found you just need the right support!
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Wildfires in Australia: go behind the scenes with investigator Richard Woods
Wonder what its like to investigate wildfires in Australia? Charles Sturt University’s expert Richard Woods takes us behind the scenes.
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Four-day work week in Australia: do we need it?
Are you keen for a four-day work week in Australia? The immediate answer would probably be ‘yes’. But is this new way of working economically and socially and feasible?
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Gender norms: hope among the complexity and adversity
Gender norms. It’s likely you’ve been conforming to them in some way since you could walk and talk. But what are they? Are they helpful or harmful to society? And will these norms continue to play a part in our rapidly changing world?
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