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September 2015 CSU MEDIA REPORT This Monthly Media Report, compiled by the CSU Media team in the Division of Marketing and Communication, summarises references to ‘Charles Sturt University’ in local, regional, national and international media. Online sources Charles Sturt University was mentioned in the media Online sources 1,058 times between 1 to 30 September 2015. 60 Broadcast – 29 hits, 21 sources 50 40 Print – 187 hits, 55 sources 30 Online – 842 hits, 235 sources 20 Charles Sturt University Sep 2015 Previous month Trend 10 Hits 1,058 1,388 -23.77% 0 Sources 311 321 -3.12% Daily Liberal Grenfell Record Grenfell Cowra Guardian Lithgow Mercury Mudgee Guardian Blayney Chronicle Canowindra News ONLINE SUMMARY Advocate Western The Daily Advertiser Central Western Daily Central Western September 2 – Lindt Cafe siege gun believed to have come from the ‘grey’ market: Associate Professor Nick O’Brien PRINT SUMMARY speaks to ABC TV’s 7:30 Report about gun circulation in Print sources Australia. The Border Mail September 16 – What makes the perfect lamb chop?: The Land Queensland Country Life reports on Meat Quality Trial run by the Central Western Daily Graham Centre at CSU. Port Macquarie News September 25 – Education: NAPLAN testing regime failing The Daily Advertiser students with speech, language disorders: Central Western Daily Sydney Morning Herald reports researchers from CSU found Daily Liberal (Dubbo) children with speech problems had poorer outcomes. Western Advocate September 29 – Universities slam proposal to overhaul The Chronicle (Toowoomba) research funding in favour of top institutions: The Daily Advertiser Professor Vann speaks to ABC Radio’s PM about the Group of 0 5 10 15 20 25 Eight universities wanting more research funding. Print subjects September 29 – Date set for completion of CSU campus: Living/Lifestyle Yahoo 7 News reports CSU’s Port Macquarie Campus will be Anorexia completed in February 2016. (Discontinued from 15th September 2015) Eating Disorders Law Enforcement Psychotherapy/Psychiatry Mental Health School Education University/College Sports/Recreation 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 For more information contact CSU Media team on [email protected].

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