Paddock to plate: experiencing the best of regional Australian food
Paddock to plate is the food concept driving sustainability and community. Discover why regional Australia is the place to experience it.
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Working or studying in the regions: it’s a great move
Considering working in the regions? Here are four reasons one of Australia’s leading demographic experts believes it's a great move.
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Why the arts matter in Australia
Charles Sturt University’s Christopher Orchard, Sub Dean, Academic, for the Faculty of Arts and Education explains why the arts are so important to regional Australia.
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Regional Australia leads political change
Hear from journalist Gabrielle Chan about how regional Australia can transform its future.
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Wealth inequality in Australia: Zoe fights for a fairer financial future
Not everyone knows what they want to do as soon as they leave school – or even after they finish at university. When Zoe Lamont graduated from her communication degree with Charles Sturt University she decided to take some time …
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Midwifery study: How it led Tammy to deliver services to regional NSW
Tammy O’Connor admits she is one of those rare and lucky people who knew early on how she wanted to make a real and lasting impact on this world. And helping her fulfil her goal to deliver midwifery services to …
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For Jonathon Howard, sustainability strategy is all about balance
Compelled from a young age to respect, protect and preserve Australia’s ecosystems, Jonathon Howard now passionately advocates for sustainable living practices.
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Get immersed in uni life! Check out what life on campus is really like
At Charles Sturt University, we’re geographically gifted. Our campuses are all in locations with buzzing cultures and lush views. Come and explore where we live.
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University in Dubbo: why west is best
Considering a tree change to the regions? Well, going to university in Dubbo could be just the ticket. It’s a place where cattle farms and cafés are within minutes of each other. Where the people are relaxed, friendly and welcoming …
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