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SAIKS free seminarWill Sanders presents 'Being a good CEO in Indigenous Community Governance: Working with public purpose and private benefit' on Wednesday 3 August at 12.30pm. Beat the rushAvoid the hustle and bustle of buying textbooks and check out the extended trading hours at the Bookshop. CDU plays key role in TimorCharles Darwin University has been playing a key role in the rehabilitation of the Agriculture Faculty of the National University of East Timor.
Dealing with Difference at CDUCharles Darwin University this week will host 'Dealing with Difference', a two-day health conference that brings together experts from Britain and around Australia to discuss meeting women's needs.
Orientation Day for new studentsNew students to Charles Darwin University have the chance to meet staff and fellow students and gain an insight into what the university has to offer at an Orientation Day tomorrow (Wednesday).
Students pave the way for their futureFour horticulture students from Charles Darwin University are gaining work experience in landscaping construction by undertaking a project at Essington Early Childhood Centre.
Students cook up a storm for $12,000Twelve Charles Darwin University hospitality students will be among 16 trainee chefs competing in a dramatic cook-off on Saturday for the right to represent the Northern Territory in a national final and the chance of winning $12,000.
Guitar in the Gardens brings festival to a closeShare in the phenomenal atmosphere of the Shell Darwin International Guitar Festival as the Darwin Symphony Orchestra joins six of the Festival's leading performers in the finale concert at the Gardens Amphitheatre on Saturday. Flamenco magic at CDUSpanish flamenco guitar music and dancing comes to Darwin this week with an exotic performance on the penultimate night of the Sixth Shell Darwin International Guitar Festival.
Australian Marine Sciences Association 2005 ConferenceWho owns the sea? Do reef fish survive catch and release fishing? Will increasing CO2 in the atmosphere affect the survival of marine life? And how can the development of drugs from the sea contribute to marine conservation?
MSHR weekly seminarDr Grant Mackenzie presents 'Infant Pneumococcal Vaccination: effects on ear disease, bacterial colonisation, and indirect effects in unimmunised community members' on Monday 18 July at 12pm. New Dean for Charles Darwin UniversityProfessor Carole Kayrooz, an academic with an outstanding teaching record and long association with psychology and allied health sciences, has been appointed as Dean of Education, Health and Science at Charles Darwin University.
Palmerston concert under the starsMusiclovers are in for a treat this weekend as the Shell Darwin International Guitar Festival, hosted by Charles Darwin University, gets into full swing.
MSHR free seminarDr Kate Senior presents "'Stopping Sniffing is Our Responsibility': Community 'ownership' of a petrol sniffing program in Arnhem Land" on Monday 11 July at 12pm. MSHR free seminarProfessor John McCallum presents 'Risk Factors for Survival of the Elderly Over 15 Years: Evidence from the Australian Dubbo study' on Thursday 7 July. SAIKS free seminarA panel discussion on 'Women, Governance and Leadership' takes place on Wednesday 6 July at 12.30pm. All welcome.
Tropical experts gather in DarwinBushfires, the wetlands, landscape ecology and land asset management are among issues that will be addressed by scientists, industry and government representatives from the Territory and around Australia when they meet in Darwin this week. Top Aussie guitarists open festivalDarwin music-lovers have a rare chance to see Australia's leading guitar ensemble, Saffire, on Wednesday when the group opens the sixth Shell Darwin International Guitar Festival.
Academic Induction WorkshopAcademic staff in the Law, Business and Arts and Technology faculties are to attend a two-day Academic Induction Workshop on Friday 29 July and Friday 5 August. Churchill Fellowship for Tess LeaA prominent Charles Darwin University research leader, Associate Professor Tess Lea, has been awarded a prestigious Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship to study education systems in the US and Canada.
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