Charles Sturt University reduces 2020 budget deficit despite 'high-risk' audit deficiencies

Matt Findlay
Updated June 22 2021 - 5:37pm, first published 5:30pm
DOLLARS AND SENSE: CSU interim vice-chancellor John Germov (bottom) and state Member for Bathurst Paul Toole (top), who was critical of the university's financial position last year but has since softened his stance.
DOLLARS AND SENSE: CSU interim vice-chancellor John Germov (bottom) and state Member for Bathurst Paul Toole (top), who was critical of the university's financial position last year but has since softened his stance.

CHARLES Sturt University acknowledges the possibility of missing wages after a NSW Audit Office report deemed a review of staff payments one of two "high-risk" deficiencies to be rectified before the tabling of its annual report in parliament.

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Matt Findlay

Matt Findlay

Journalist

Formerly a sports specialist, I'm based at Orange and shift between wide-spread range of subjects here and, often, across the entire Central West region of NSW as well. I have almost a decade of experience in the media and marketing industries both here in Australia and internationally, along with journalism I have experience in content strategy, brand development, and digital and social media. Along the way, I've been fortunate to win a handful of media awards and be nominated for several others too.

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