Counting of votes for the election to the CDU Academic Board was conducted on 6 December 2007.

Data generated from a major collaborative marine biological survey conducted off the Kimberly coast will be used to help protect one of the world's most pristine coral reef environments.

Four Indigenous women are fulfilling their study ambitions at CDU's Alice Springs campus, thanks to an innovative program recognising their past achievements and experience.

CDU's Degree of Adventure video competition has crowned its winners following a huge response to the online competition.

The creative talents of central Australian art students were celebrated at the opening of an exhibition 'Sweet-Art' at CDU's Alice Springs campus.

The success of seven Indigenous women in a horticulture training course has planted the seed for a bush tomato enterprise at a remote Territory community.

Australia is ranked among the top five nations in the world in skills and trades after the Skillaroos won five medals at the recent International WorldSkills Competition in Japan.

CDU, in conjunction with ANU and the Timor Institute of Development Studies, will host an international conference in early February 2008 which will examine the rebuilding process in East Timor.

The Anti-Discrimination Commission has been an invaluable learning experience for CDU third-year social work student Rebecca Lowe.

CDU has advanced its role as a key location for working with Indigenous people and enhancing the broader understanding of and training in Indigenous Knowledge as a result of the recent UNU IAS Centre of Traditional Knowledge launch.

World-renowned heavy earth-moving manufacturer Caterpillar has boosted the outlook of heavy vehicle apprentices studying at CDU with a substantial donation of equipment.

CDU PhD candidate Lucy Tran-Nguyen has returned from the world's first conference dedicated to phytoplasmas.

A man who undertook his PhD through CDU has won an award for best thesis during the annual Australian Association for Research in Education awards.

CDU will advance its role as a key location for working with Indigenous people and enhancing the broader understanding of and training in Indigenous Knowledge as a result of the UNU-IAS Centre of Traditional Knowledge launch.

Almost 80 Katherine High School students have ended the year on a high note after graduating from CDU vocational training courses.

Dr Riccardo Scarpa presents 'Review of environmental economic valuation studies in Australia and New Zealand', on Friday, 14 December from 1pm-2pm.

Dr Riccardo Scarpa hosts a workshop on non-market valuation on Wednesday, 12 December from 1pm-4.30pm.

Nikki Clelland presents 'Improving health promotion through continuous quality improvement', on Wednesday, 12 December from 9am to 10am.

Paying Indigenous people for helping to manage the north's natural resources is the subject of a groundbreaking new book that was launched at CDU on December 10.

CDU, through a public tender process has appointed a new vendor machine provider for Casuarina and Palmerston campuses.

For 17-year-old VET media student Darcy Davis, an enthusiasm for learning and a willingness to approach local media outlets are keys to setting up a career early.

CDU exchange student Thomas Schmeichen's experience in the study abroad program gave him the opportunity to travel overseas and retrace his family's roots.

Understanding the relationship between gambling behaviour patterns and access to gambling venues is a complex but crucial task in informing gambling policy.

Business, community and other CDU supporters came together on Thursday night for the CDU Foundation's end of year celebration.

CDU student George Brown was runner up Australian Apprentice of the Year at the recent National Training Awards held in Tasmania.

Alice Springs musicians and song writers are now better educated about marketing and legal aspects of their industry after workshops presented by industry advocate Music NT earlier this month.

CDU Alice Springs' reputation as an artistic hub has been boosted further with a major exhibition of traditional trade-based art attracting more than 100 people to the campus on Thursday evening, 28 November.

The High Commissioner for the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Mr Kofi Sekyiamah, recently visited CDU and met with Vice-Chancellor Professor Helen Garnett.

The CDU Bookshop is joint winner of the Australian book industry award for the 2007 APA Small/Regional Campus Bookstore of the Year in Sydney.