Charles Darwin University (CDU) academics were among a high-level Australian delegation that visited the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) last month.
The group attended a joint CAS and Australian Academy of Science workshop on environmental protection and biodiversity, held at CAS’ Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research in Beijing on 2-4 June 2025.
Territory mangoes, NT beef, local barramundi and Kakadu plums are among the Northern Territory’s major exports – but once they’re on the plate, how many people ponder the origin of these products?
A new PhD project at Charles Darwin University (CDU) will help the Northern Territory become synonymous with its food produce, providing much needed marketing support for food NT producers and manufacturers.
It is possible to create little to no rubbish from building construction in regional towns, but the chain of responsibility starts at the top with those commissioning a project needing to consider waste reduction from the planning stages.
New research by Charles Darwin University (CDU) academics explored the barriers to adopting a circular economy in construction projects in Alice Springs.
A vision to capture and share sacred values, knowledge and connections through modern technology has come to life in two new exhibitions at Charles Darwin University's (CDU) Art Gallery this week.
A new evidence platform and curriculum initiative to support domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) prevention and response in the Northern Territory will be developed through the NT Government and Charles Darwin University (CDU) Partnership Agreement.
The initiatives, led by CDU’s Molly Wardaguga Institute, aim to strengthen workforce development, increase the use of evidence in policy and practice, and improve early support for people experiencing violence in the Northern Territory.
