The female tradie shortage: why real change requires a major cultural shift
Charles Sturt researchers are investigating the barriers to female participation in trades – and how the female tradie can overcome them.
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How the humble dung beetle engineers better ecosystems in Australia
Discover how research with the humble dung beetle is helping make agriculture in Australia more sustainable... and more productive.
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TikTok medical advice: would you turn to social media for treatment?
Would you use TikTok medical advice? A Charles Sturt researcher has investigated the accuracy and reach of medical advice on social media.
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Where agriculture and environment meet: ecological pest management
How can we combine agriculture and environment science to reduce pesticide use? Charles Sturt researcher Geoff Gurr has the answer.
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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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Drought in Australia: is new water generation the answer?
When it comes to surviving times of drought in Australia, is new water generation the answer? Emeritus Professor Jim Pratley thinks so.
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Ecological research: saving the sandalwood tree
The ecological research undertaken by Charles Sturt University's Richard McLellan in Western Australia is trying to save the sandalwood tree.
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Sustainable agriculture research: a cool project
Charles Sturt Uni's Professor Niall Blair explains how a sustainable agriculture project called the Cool Soil Initiative can help farmers, business and the environment.
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Wildlife research: using 3D printers to save native species
University wildlife research conducted at Charles Sturt proves 3D printing technology can be used to create new habitats for native species!
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