Issue 3 - 7 April 2014

Ghostpatrol
Born 1981, Hobart, Tasmania; resides and works in Melbourne, Victoria
tadaima swan 2012
acrylic and oil pastel on linen
Image © & courtesy the artist and Hugo Michell Gallery, Adelaide and Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne
Artist - Wayne Eager
Title - Build Up
Medium – Lithograph and chine colle
Image size - 50 x 36cm
Printer - Sarah Dudley / Ulrich Kuehle
Collaborator - Sarah Dudley
Northern Editions cat. 07/14
In the CDU Art Collection
Image © the artist

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New VC shows impact of education
In his youth, Simon Maddocks aspired to carve out a life on the land, but that was before he set foot in a university.Professor Simon Maddocks is a clear example of how education transforms lives....
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Emerging artist takes out youth award
An up-and-coming visual artist who was recognised as the youngest ever finalist in the prestigious Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (NATSIAA) has won the 2014 Young...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Vale Laurie McNiece
The Sanhurst Trustees, founded in 1887, had a motto of Mindful, Faithful and Lasting. These words, in addition to generous, kind and caring, describe to perfection Laurie Desmond McNiece, who sadly...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Tom Calma to give ‘Close the Gap’ lecture
Aboriginal elder and advocate for Indigenous rights and empowerment Dr Tom Calma AO will visit Charles Darwin University’s Northern Institute this week to deliver a public lecture and present the...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Timor Sea oil spill research on agenda in US
A sea turtle expert who has spent the past two years researching the impacts of the 2009 Montara oil spill on one of northern Australia’s most pristine and protected marine habitats will present his...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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CDU student to get under croc skin
A Charles Darwin University student has been awarded a grant worth almost $22,000 to support her world-first research that investigates blemishes in crocodile skins destined for exclusive fashion...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Incorporating Buddhist values in schools
The principles of Buddhism and how these can operate in the Australian education system is the focus of a new book by a Charles Darwin University researcher.The book “Buddhist Voices in School – How...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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NT croc expert launches book
A scientist who is best known for his work on crocodiles has launched a book that details his 40 years in international wildlife research and management.Charles Darwin University Adjunct Professor...
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Linguists give voice to silent languages
Two academics in linguistics have warned that several Indigenous sign languages are in danger of becoming extinct.Professor Marie Carla D. Adone and Yolngu sign language authority Dr Elaine Lawurrpa...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Living artworks push boundaries of conservation
Artworks created from living plants and lollies will feature in an exhibition opening at the Charles Darwin University Art Gallery this week that aims to challenge stereotypes surrounding the...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Chefs cook up taste of harmony
Charles Darwin University’s commercial cookery training kitchen became a global melting pot last month as students blended a variety of flavours to celebrate multiculturalism in the workplace....
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Greek community digs deep for language programs
The Greek community of Darwin has celebrated another significant event in its calendar by raising more than $15,000 to support Charles Darwin University’s language programs.Apokries is the...
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Event highlights violence against women
Members of the community came together on Casuarina campus to mark International Women’s Day and to celebrate the achievements of women across the globe.Now in its fourth year, Charles Darwin...
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Graduate improves English literacy in Indonesia
A former Charles Darwin University postgraduate student and scholarship recipient is passing on her passion for the English language to youngsters, teenagers and adults in Bali.After completing an...
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Student to give Bike Pod a makeover
A new bicycle haven at Charles Darwin University’s Casuarina campus will feature cutting-edge graphics on its walls, created by one lucky student.Students studying Certificate IV in Design with...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Harmony Day celebrates cultural diversity
Students have celebrated the wonders of cultural diversity during Harmony Day events at Charles Darwin University’s Casuarina campus.CDU’s Office of International Services coordinated a multicultural...
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Gym goes mad over anniversary
Participants can leave their hats on at a special fitness class celebrating its 10-year anniversary at Charles Darwin University.The Gym@CDU will hold a Mad Hatters workout party and post-workout tea...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Global group recognises CDU’s pioneering academic
A world-renowned mathematician has been elected as one of the first 10 Fellows conferred by an international association of computer scientists.Charles Darwin University Professorial Fellow Michael...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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High-achieving school leavers awarded
Charles Darwin University has celebrated its high-achieving first year students by awarding scholarships and prizes valued at more than $170,000.The CDU High Achievers’ awards recognise exceptional...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Indigenous student gains prestigious award
An outstanding Indigenous student has become the first recipient of a scholarship that will cover his entire tuition at Charles Darwin University.Tiwi Islander George Kypreos said the scholarship...
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Students make ‘tree change’ from the classroom
Tree care in the Northern Territory is reaching greater heights with Charles Darwin University’s new arboriculture course proving a success.Students in the new Certificate III in Arboriculture course...
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Students experience world issues
A world stage was created on Charles Darwin University’s Casuarina campus recently with students channeling the strengths of global leaders at a model United Nations conference.The conference was...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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Sportsman inspired by university mentor
A sports champion has praised a Charles Darwin University lecturer for inspiring him to achieve during his formative years.This year’s NT Junior Sportsperson of the Year, Rhys Dowling, said he gained...
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Issue 3 - 7 April 2014
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CDU appoints new director for Katherine region
A former executive officer for the Purnululu World Heritage Area (Bungle Bungles) in northern Western Australia is Charles Darwin University’s new Director for the Katherine Region.Ash Beechey, who...
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Chief Minister shown ropes at rural campus
Katherine Rural Campus hosted a high-level special guest on the eve of a large student intake recently.Senior staff welcomed Chief Minister Adam Giles to the regional campus where he inspected the...
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Fijian pottery sees light of day in Alice
An exhibition of traditional Fijian pottery has finally seen the light of day after having been stored in a backyard shed in Alice Springs for more than a decade.Some 40 works by the late Taraivini...
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