‘Phubbing’: snubbing your loved ones for your phone can do more damage than you realise
Heard of phubbing: ignoring people to be on your phone? It's a real problem. Learn why, and how to stop, from a Charles Sturt expert.
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Managing dyslexia: Timothy Spokes’ success story
Timothy Spokes is a lecturer in paramedicine at Charles Sturt. His career has been so varied, and managing dyslexia has been key.
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Career ideas: turn your passion into your job
Know what you love, but need some career ideas for turning it into your job? We've got you covered. Check it out and get inspired.
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Research in AI: two Charles Sturt projects… with water?
Research in AI can lead to some fascinating and remarkable innovations. Click to read about two such projects by Charles Sturt academics.
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Osteoporosis prevention: tips from an expert
Click here to learn from a Charles Sturt academic about how diet and exercise can help with osteoporosis prevention.
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University online study: how working mum Miriam makes it work
Miriam Randall has a lot going on, with work and the kids. Oh, and studying a psychology degree. Here's why university online study fits her.
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First Nations rights: Mental health clinician Cassandra Blume on confronting her trauma to fight for others
Cassandra Blume has dedicated her career to First Nations rights, health and tackling trauma. This is her story.
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First Nations mental health: how Julie Schubert’s battle to defeat depression opened a new life purpose
Read about Julie Schubert's own journey to combat depression and how it inspired her to help First Nations mental health care.
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First Nations health and wellbeing: nurse Gillian Keed on how to fight for what’s right in the most difficult of circumstances
Gillian Keed followed in her mother's footsteps to work in First Nations health and wellbeing as a nurse. Read her inspiring story.
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