News archive prior to August 2019
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Science gets snappy at #CDUODay
18-Aug-2017
If you’ve ever wanted to explore the inner workings of a saltwater crocodile and live to tell the tale, then look no further than Charles Darwin University Open Day on Sunday, 20...
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Fulbright scholar brings home ideas to secure futures
16-Aug-2017
A returning Fulbright scholar has likened the Northern Territory to communities in the state of Kansas in the United States, saying that with shared challenges also lay shared...
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Learn how to save a life at #CDUODay
16-Aug-2017
A 1970s disco hit song that has the perfect beat for CPR will provide the soundtrack for an interactive nursing demonstration at the seventh annual Charles Darwin University Open...
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Lingiari Lecture to deliver powerful message
15-Aug-2017
An Aboriginal advocate for social justice and winner of the 2016 Human Rights Medal will deliver this year’s Vincent Lingiari Memorial Lecture at Charles Darwin University on...
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Pelvic floor strength at core of new study
14-Aug-2017
Charles Darwin University researchers are seeking women to be involved in the first Australian study aimed at determining if resistance training improves pelvic floor strength.The...
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Love secrets to be revealed at #CDUODay
11-Aug-2017
The scientific secrets affecting relationships, such as where a person chooses to sit, the aromas that waft through the air or the colour of clothes, will be revealed at Charles...
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Exhibition to show refused artwork
04-Aug-2017
Art lovers will have the opportunity to see artworks rejected from inclusion in the internationally renowned National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (NATSIAA) at...
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Lecture to question human rights law in Australia
04-Aug-2017
Australia’s failure to establish constitutional or statutory law to protect fundamental human rights is “out of step” with other democratic nations worldwide, according to an...
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‘Hybrid’ laws key to reducing gender violence in Timor-Leste
03-Aug-2017
Tackling entrenched violence against women in Timor-Leste will require a balance between modern justice and traditional law, according to a new book. Charles Darwin University Law...
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First NT researcher to receive prestigious fellowship
02-Aug-2017
A Charles Darwin University academic is the first Northern Territory-based researcher to be awarded a prestigious Humboldt Fellowship to further her research into climate change...
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AHRC releases sexual assault and harassment survey results
01-Aug-2017
The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) this morning released the results of a national survey into sexual assault and sexual harassment on university campuses.Universities...
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Thinkers draw on hotbed of ideas to explain love of art
31-Jul-2017
Charles Darwin University will discuss a new and hotly contested field of research that explores how the human brain reacts to art and beauty, at an international symposium in...
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Take time to stress less, psychologist urges
21-Jul-2017
Learning how to protect your precious down time and relax are some of the tips people should heed this “Stress Down Day”, according to a Charles Darwin University researcher....
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Researchers eye digital education futures
19-Jul-2017
Two Charles Darwin University researchers are contributing to a China-based international research project into the future of education using digital technologies.The Advanced...
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Student first NT female to represent Australia in squash
19-Jul-2017
A Charles Darwin University student will become the first female from the Northern Territory to represent Australia in squash at the World Junior Championships in New Zealand this...
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World first 3D printer set for Casuarina campus
18-Jul-2017
A world-first commercial 3D printer that has the potential to revolutionise manufacturing technology will be based at Charles Darwin University. The Chief Minister of the Northern...
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Leading scholars to explore borderland between art and science
17-Jul-2017
Charles Darwin University will explore the nexus between art and science with several leading international thinkers at a symposium in Darwin next month.Open to the public, the...
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Book gives insight into world’s largest rainforest
17-Jul-2017
Famed as one of the most biologically diverse regions in the world, a new book by staff and students at Charles Darwin University aims to draw attention to not only the immense...
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Science, art join forces to preserve species
14-Jul-2017
An elusive yet eye-catching endangered bird living on the floodplains of the Alligator, Mary and Adelaide Rivers in the Northern Territory has been thrown a lifeline by...
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Global experience for CDU-Harvard law intern
14-Jul-2017
A Charles Darwin University student’s drive to pursue a career in international refugee law has paid off as he embarks on an internship at the Harvard Immigration and Refugee...
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Darwin choir says ‘ciao’ Italian tour
11-Jul-2017
A Charles Darwin University choirmaster and about 40 members of his troupe are raising funds to perform in Milan, Italy, alongside the choral ensemble that sang at his baptism....
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Students welcomed at S2 O Week
10-Jul-2017
More than 300 students will converge on Casuarina campus this morning for the start of Semester Two Orientation Week at Charles Darwin University.Students will attend a welcome...
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CDU in top 40 of Asia Pacific universities
05-Jul-2017
A new ranking of universities in the Asia Pacific region places Charles Darwin University within the top 40 of more than 240 institutions assessed.Times Higher Education (THE)...
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Grassroots view on bilingual education
04-Jul-2017
The first detailed history of the innovative Northern Territory Bilingual Education Program, which began in remote schools more than 40 years ago, will be launched at Charles...
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Language technology expert joins CDU
30-Jun-2017
A researcher living at a remote Northern Territory outstation to deepen his cultural understanding and develop new technology to preserve Indigenous languages has joined Charles...
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