The importance of science to rural communities is in the spotlight this World Science Day for Peace and Development.

A leading academic at Charles Sturt University argues good science is essential to stability in the regions and seeks to address relevant challenges.

Rural reporter Brady Evans caught up with CSU's Executive Dean of Science and Health, Professor Megan Smith, to hear more.

The importance of science to rural communities is in the spotlight this World Science Day for Peace and Development.
A leading academic at Charles Sturt University <a href="https://news.csu.edu.au/opinion/why-science-should-matter-to-rural-australia">argues good science is essential</a> to stability in the regions and seeks to address relevant challenges.
Rural reporter Brady Evans caught up with CSU's Executive Dean of Science and Health, Professor Megan Smith, to hear more.

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