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12th Feb is Charles Darwin's 200th birthday
February 12 will mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of eminent naturalist and father of modern day evolutionary theory Charles Darwin. Read more >> |
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Big recession storm yet to hit the NT, says NT academic
The NT may be reliant on public service and government jobs, but could still feel the full effect of Australia's recession, says an Alice Springs-based academic. Read more >> |
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Adrian Walter wins Australia Day Honour
He's been recognised for his years in musical education and the
"transformative effect" his brainchild - the Darwin International Guitar Festival
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International student numbers on the rise at CDU -
International student numbers are continuing to increase at Charles Darwin University and are projected to rise by a further 20 per cent over the next four years, according to figures from CDU’s International Office. Read more >> |
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RESEARCH |
SSPR creative tropical city project With the right support, Darwin could have a reputation for creative innovation and intellectual prowess, according to research led by Charles Darwin University’s School for Social and Policy Research. Read more >> |
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Effect of feral buffalo at Kakadu
The ecological effect of feral buffalo on Kakadu National Park has been the focus of a research study by a team of prominent Charles Darwin University researchers. Read more >> |
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STUDENTS |
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CDU readies itself for nursing boom
Central Australia is set to benefit from a boom in nursing students visiting the region with the announcement of new lecturers and new clinical facilities at Charles Darwin University’s Alice Springs campus. Read more >> |
PhD candidate Kayli Wild presents paper in Timor Leste A PhD candidate from Charles Darwin University is working to increase understanding of maternal health in East Timor.Read more >> |
CDU Nurse Practitioner program As the NT Intervention transits its second year, the health of Indigenous Territorians in remote communities remains at crisis point. . Read more >> |
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STAFF |
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Stephen Garnett & Gabriel Crowley honoured with Birds Australia Award
Two prominent Charles Darwin University researchers have received a national award to honour their outstanding contributions to the field of birds in the Australasian region.Read more >> |
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NT education pioneer passes
The first Dean of Science of the former Northern Territory University (NTU) has passed away, aged 65. Read more >> |
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REGIONAL CAMPUSES |
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Alice Administrator brings wealth from the bush
The new campus administrator at Alice Springs, David Reilly, brings with him 20 years' experience in remote and Indigenous education. Read more >> |
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ARTS |
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Northern Editions feature print
Rammey Ramsey’s powerful etching depicts, as the title suggests, a horse branding iron; an important symbol evoking the time he spent as a younger man working as stockman and horse breaker. Read more >> |
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