Manburrba: our story of printed cloth from Bábbarra Women’s Centre celebrates the creative journey undertaken by Maningrida women over the past 37 years, featuring more than 70 striking and colourful hand-printed textiles made by 24 artists, as well as limited edition prints-on-paper, sculptures and basketry.
It is the first major survey exhibition of Bábbarra’s textile printmaking to be held in the Northern Territory.
Ranger trainees from across the Top End have become certified through the 'Ranger Ready' program, combining traditional knowledge with conservation training.
Developed in coordination with local ranger groups and the Northern Land Council, the program hosted around 150 participants this year, most of whom are First Nations people from remote communities.
CDU TAFE Lecturer Jacqui Paine was the lead coordinator for the two-week intensive in Kakadu National Park.
With the sport of axe throwing growing and elite competition booming, a Charles Darwin University (CDU) sports scientist is looking at how the three most common throwing techniques impact the body.
The two-handed overhead technique for throwing axes has the most explosive impact on the body compared to the single-hand underhand or overhand methods, according to the study.
False killer whales off the Northern Australia coast need their conservation status reviewed because of similarities they share with groups from Hawaii listed as Endangered in the USA, a Charles Darwin University (CDU) researcher says.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with North South University (NSU) to strengthen collaboration on academic and research activities between Northern Australia and Bangladesh.
Signed at the Sustainable Leadership in Higher Education Symposium in Dhaka, the MoU aims to establish a framework for cooperation between the two institutions to promote educational opportunities, research outcomes, and exchange programs for students and staff.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) has marked International Women’s Day with events held across campuses to celebrate the official theme ‘Cracking the Code: Innovation for a gender equal future’.
International Women’s Day is marked across the globe on March 8 and celebrates the courage and hard work of women in families, communities, and globally.
A leading Charles Darwin University (CDU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert will detail why the world must stop ignoring the dangers of ChatGPT to education and see how we can use it to our advantage in a webinar to be broadcast globally.
CDU AI expert Stefan Popenici will be speaking in the webinar Redesigning Assessment for an Ever-Changing World, hosted by United Kingdom-based PebblePad.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) has recognised the dedication of 87 staff members who have achieved milestones in the length of their continuous service, at a ceremony earlier this month.
These awards acknowledge 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and 35 years of service to the university, in all forms of employment.
CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman said it was an honour to highlight decades of valued service to CDU.