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A Charles Darwin University (CDU) Lecturer in Vocal Studies is proving that with the right skills almost anyone can learn to sing. 

Paolo Fabris has recently used his nearly 30 years of expertise to train local Hot 100 Breakfast Show host Lauren “Davo” Davidson to live out her dream of singing in a competition at the Fred’s Pass Rural show. 

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Traditional Chinese Medicine seminar

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Adult Chinese class (Level 2)

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Why Darwin is the air pollution capital of Australia

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Understanding the movement and dispersal of saltwater crocodiles around Australia

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Charles Darwin University (CDU) aquaculture trainer Morris Pizzutto knows a thing or two when it comes to fish and plants, so it’s no surprise that he has plenty of fresh, organic herbs, fruits, and vegetables for Casuarina campus staff to take home thanks to a clever filtration system.

Mr Pizzutto looks after barramundi in large tanks to show his students the practical tasks in aquaculture, but knew he needed an effective way to filter out waste products from the water.

CDU recently celebrated National Careers Week, a week aimed at showcasing the various career opportunities and development pathways available to students. 

CDU’s Career Centre led the week-long activities which included a mix of in-person and online activities and workshops.

The activities were organised daily with students engaged throughout the week on multiple campuses including Casuarina, Waterfront and Sydney as well as our external students online. 

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