NORTHERN EDITIONS FEATURE PRINT
Jason Benjamin
What Becomes of Us?
2008
etching on paper
Image size: 40 x 65 cm,
edition of 25
Collaborators: Jacqueline Gribbin and Gertjan Forrer
Printer: Jacqueline Gribbin
Price: $5500 (unframed)
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Registrations are now open
for the
Charles Darwin Symposium 2009
Charles Darwin: Shaping our Science, Society and Future
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The Darwin200 initiative celebrates the life and legacy
of Charles Darwin. Celebrations are centred on Darwin’s 200th birthday in February 2009.
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CDU ART COLLECTION
Angelina George
born 1937, Nutwood Downs Station, Northern Territory
Mara and Warndarang
language-speaker
resides Beswick and Darwin, Northern Territory
Rainbow Serpent Dreaming 2004
Acrylic polymer paint
on Belgian linen
121 x 96 cm
Charles Darwin University Art Collection – CDU1272
Acquired in 2005
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HERDSA 2009 is presented by Charles Darwin University.
This is the 32nd annual conference by the Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA), attracting people from Australasia and around the world.
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More than 500 graduands robed up to receive formal recognition of the successful completion of their studies at Charles Darwin University during the mid-year graduation ceremonies at Casuarina campus. 
Charles Darwin University recently played host to the head of the Department of health from Nusa Tenggara Timor (NTT), Dr Stef Bria, for a series of workshops and seminars on health mapping. 
A considerable revision in the Australian version of the Kokoda campaign is warranted, according to research by Charles Darwin University. 
The whining of industrial equipment, airconditioners and other devices relying on electric motors could be dramatically quietnened thanks to research by one of CDU's newest PhDs. 
A leading central Australian health facility, the Centre for Remote Health (CHR), has celebrated a decade of service to the nation.
Charles Darwin University joined more than 80 exhibitors at the recent National Careers and Employment Expo in Adelaide. 
Charles Darwin University has expanded training at Power and Water Corporation to include a water sampling course for the company's bush-based essential service operators (ESOs). 
Budding tourism and business employees can now sample real business thanks to the launch of the Travel Top End Virtual Enterprise at Charles Darwin University's Palmerston campus. 
A new generation of Aboriginal stockmen and pastoralists could take a key role in the management of Australia's camel crisis, says Alice Springs based lecturer Peter Dempster. 
