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No species is too small, too ugly or too remote to save, a national review of almost 50 examples of threatened species recovery in Australia has found.
The review titled “Recovering Australian Threatened Species: A Book of Hope” was led by the...
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The harrowing stories of the only group of Timorese asylum seekers to reach Australia by boat during the Indonesian occupation will come to light through an Asia Study Grant from the National Library of Australia.
Charles Darwin University...
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The “mystery bat” that swooped over Alice Springs may have been the elusive Bristle Nosed Free-tail Bat, says environmental science researcher Erin Westerhuis. The PhD candidate was showing onlookers how she uses an Anabat acoustic recorder to tell...
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A highly regarded vocational chef, who once cooked barramundi for the Queen, is about to put the finishing touches to a teaching career that began at Charles Darwin University 28 years ago. TY Lee has infused his expertise and passion for culinary...
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It has taken Lynne Wastell a long time to summon the courage to enrol in an arts class and pursue a life-long love, but that’s exactly what the legally blind Alice Springs woman has done. Mrs Wastell, who was diagnosed with Stargardt’s Disease in the...
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International Women's Day
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The Northern Institute hosted an event celebrating International Women’s Day at Casuarina campus
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A Garden of Parallel Paths (still)
Daniel Crooks, 2012, Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery. Exhibited in People Like Us exhibition, CDU Art Gallery, 8 March – 5 May 2018
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