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Wiradjuri man Paul Towney is facing trespassing and property damage charges after occupying land near Charles Sturt University in Orange, New South Wales.
Charles Sturt University is prioritising First Nations health and wellbeing through an award-winning, place-based learning model for podiatry students.
For the third year running First Nations students at Charles Sturt University can qualify for a $45,000 scholarship to help them achieve their academic dreams.
Proud Wiradjuri woman of the Galari (Lachlan River), Fiona Harrison, has been awarded the Charles Sturt Distinguished Alumni of the Year - First Nations Excellence.
Seven Indigenous-led businesses have completed the First Nations Entrepreneur Program at Charles Sturt University, with the 10-week program to grow their business culminating in a showcase on Monday a...
Dual state league champion and Indigenous Team of the Century member Michael Graham has been honoured for one of the more remarkable careers carved out in his sport with induction into the Australian...
Indigenous entrepreneurs established in the food and agriculture sector have been armed with new skills and knowledge to help promote and expand their existing businesses.
Linda Burney has been awarded the 2023 Charles Sturt University Alumni of the Year – Social Impact, recognising her decades-long social impact as an Indigenous leader.
Local Indigenous communities are the key to a thriving agricultural sector, according to Australian Farming Services chief executive David Armstrong.
First Nations students from regional and rural backgrounds studying a range of agriculture-related degrees at Charles Sturt University now have the opportunity to access a new agriculture scholarship...
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