The NSW Police Force welcomed 194 new probationary constables at the NSW Police Academy today (Friday 26 February 2021) at the first full ceremony since.
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Professor Heather Cavanagh thanked by Interim Vice-Chancellor for her achievements in the many portfolios and projects she led at Charles Sturt University
Professor
Heather Cavanagh thanked by Interim Vice-Chancellor for her achievements in the
many portfolios and projects she led at Charles Sturt University
Professor Cavanagh reflects on her 23-year career at Charles
Sturt, forever grateful to those who ‘pushed’ her to play a pivotal role in the
University’s growth
Career highlights include appointment as an expert member
on the Australian Government Council for International Education, the
establishment of the University in Port Macquarie, the development of the
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Award-winning television host Todd Sampson will present the first event at Charles Sturt s new Innovation Hub in Port Macquarie.
Charles
Sturt to launch its Innovation Hub –
an initiative designed
to support regional innovators and businesses – at Port Macquarie campus
Opening event for new Innovation Hub on
Tuesday 23 March will feature hour-long information session by award-winning
television host Mr Todd Sampson
Innovation
Hub is part of Charles Sturt’s Stage Two Development in Port Macquarie which
received funding from NSW Government
An award-winning television presenter and documentary-maker will be in Port Macquarie next month to officially launch a new centre at Charles Sturt University aimed at supporting regional innovators and entrepreneurs.
Government House, Canberra.
CONSERVATIVE lobbyists have attacked a training program conducted this week for the Governor-General’s office that has been described as a “privilege walk”.
Avid monarchists are leading the charge on behalf of defending the Queen’s honour against the decision the office of the Australian representative to the monarch made over inviting in an “unconscious bias and inclusivity” training from Charles Sturt University.
But the training that was to be delivered to a small percentage of staff, who lead teams or manage employees of the Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor–General, is not mandatory, with staff free not to participate nor have any expectations to join.
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