Covid-19 Cases are Down and Public Events are Going Up.
CSU had a sporting event on campus to celebrate the restrictions being eased and to reduce drinking involved group activities.
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Some in autistic community unhappy with Autism Awareness Month
April is Autism Awareness Month, but some in the autistic community is unhappy with the cause. Two members of the community stated that whilst the concept is good, the execution is flawed to the point of being more harmful than helpful. Duck Wilson reports.
Not so ripe Bananas
CSU Student Barnaby Donaghy has undergone a residency program with Tantrum Youth Arts in Newcastle NSW. As a result he was able to write and direct a short film on life after live-action for the well known childrens show Bananas in Pajamas.
Bathurst joins national vaccine roll-out
The COVID-19 vaccine roll-out began in Bathurst on March 22 as part of phase 1b. Chris Stott is one of over 500,000 Australians to have received the vaccine and recommends others to follow suit.
Diploma students feel disadvantaged
Diploma students from Torrens University feel disadvantaged when finding out that the university only helps students find an internship if they are completing a bachelors.
CSU Rugby Women’s Team Trial Match
The Charles Sturt Women’s rugby team had a tough trial match against the Bathurst Bulldogs. But this won’t stop the team from aiming for a second grand final win.
Bathurst market squeezes renters
Local man, Brad Petford, is experiencing the very lows of Bathurst’s current rental market. Here, we look into why this is the case!
Bats in suburbia: floods force animals into residential areas
By Blake Johnson After floods hammered Port Macquarie’s Kooloonbung Creek Nature Reserve, shrinking the inhabitant flying fox population, many of the survivors have found a new home next door to some concerned locals.
Brisbane back in lockdown (late March)
With 2 New Covid Clusters, Brisbane is back in a 3 day strict lockdown… Will it be extended? By Josephine Bingham