May 2014

High school students learn VET skills at Try’a Skill NT on Casuarina campus. From left: O'Loughlin Catholic College students, Bodeen Wilson, Anthony Hill and Sean Ruger; CDU Heavy Vehicle Trainer Dan Thomas; Taminmin College student Rowan Poscado; O'Loughlin Catholic College student Lachlan Matthews

Investing in a strong future workforce

30-May-2014

More than 400 secondary students are sampling a range of Vocational Education and Training study areas at a Charles Darwin University event.Fifteen VET careers are being showcased...

Graduands to celebrate

29-May-2014

The hard work has paid off for thousands of Charles Darwin University students who will graduate as part of several graduation ceremonies in Darwin this week.Along with those...

Perfect timing key to slaying dragon boat nemesis

28-May-2014

A Charles Darwin University student will take on some of Asia’s fittest and most fearless athletes at the Asian Dragon Boat Championships in Macau this weekend.Jenny LeRay, a part...

Ten Indonesian Studies students are excited to test their language skills on a trip to Kupang, Indonesia. From left: Indonesian Studies Assistant Lecturer Rachmat Hidayat with students, Sally Swinnen, James Turner and Brad Parker, and Indonesian Studies Lecturer Nathan Franklin

Students on three-week language tutorial in Indonesia

28-May-2014

For the first time in 16 years, Charles Darwin University will send students to Kupang, Indonesia, to help them improve their Indonesian language skills.Ten students have secured...

New book offers clarity on turbid European identities

27-May-2014

A Charles Darwin University academic has pieced together the puzzle of Europe in a new book that resolves complex questions about the diversity of its states, nations and peoples....

CDU Conservation and Land Management student Comfort Ncube holds a northern brushtail possum at the Territory Wildlife Park. CDU VET lecturer Thalie Partridge (left) records data. Photographer: Damien Stannioch

Students help manage wildlife park enclosure

27-May-2014

Important data about native animals and plants at the Territory Wildlife Park has been collected by Charles Darwin University students.Certificate IV in Conservation and Land...

PhD graduand Tony Griffiths says fire is a contributing factor to the decline in native small mammal populations

Beds are burning in tropical savanna

26-May-2014

A Charles Darwin University researcher is urging Top Enders to burn responsibly after discovering fires can disrupt small mammals’ breeding patterns.As the fire season begins, PhD...

The orang-utan population on Borneo has declined by more than 50 per cent during the past 60 years

Tourists may offer last hope for endangered orang-utans

26-May-2014

Tourists visiting Borneo are willing to pay to conserve the last remaining wild populations of endangered orang-utans, with the conservation of the species valued at millions of...

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