The Territories best young talent left for Sydney on the 9th of July to represent the NT at the '2008 Worldskills Australia National Competition' held at the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre from the 9th - 13th July.

This year's winner of Darwin's Rose of Tralee, Kate Hudspith, is preparing to travel to Ireland to compete in the International pageant in August.

A radical plan to increase the fleet of mobile pre-schools in the Northern Territory could address the crisis of Indigenous education, according to a top researcher.

The Northern Territory's strong employment growth will not continue without major changes to the Territory's population, a leading population expert has warned.

One of Australia's leading educators was yesterday recognised for his ground-breaking work in integrating Yolngu culture and practices into tertiary teaching.

One of Australia's leading educators has been recognised for his ground-breaking work in integrating Yolngu culture and practices into tertiary teaching.

Charles Darwin University's Elizabeth Reid has been recognised for her tireless work in the Northern Territory community.

The Territory's own international guitar guru Dr Adrian Walter has given sell-out performances in Sardinia with world renowned classical guitarist Carlo Barone and the Orchestra of the Academy of Nineteenth Century Music.

The Territory's own international guitar guru Dr Adrian Walter has given sell-out performances in Sardinia with world renowned classical guitarist Carlo Barone and the Orchestra of the Academy of Nineteenth Century Music.

A unique workshop practices program has female office staff from Charles Darwin University temporarily trading their keyboards and computers for tape measures and power tools.

Dr Rama Jayaraj presents 'Protective efficacy of Fasciola developmental stage specific recombinant antigens', on Monday 30 June from 12pm to 1pm.

Internationally recognised potters from central Australia have been honing their techniques at CDU's Alice Springs art facilities.

A wall installation and other artworks by Daphne Cazalet are now on display at CDU Gallery. Find out more...

One of Australia's leading educators Associate Professor Michael Christie will be recognised formally for his prestigious Senior Australian Teaching and Learning Fellowship at an awards seminar at CDU.

Darwin student Lisa Lock is about to experience firsthand what it's like to be part of a humanitarian effort to stamp out malaria in South East Asia.

Jesse Nelson discovered first-hand that science isn't all about lab coats and microscopes as he trudged knee-deep in Darwin's mangroves as a part of the 2008 Siemens Science Experience.

Prominent environmental scientist, Professor Stephen Garnett believes planners need to recognise the importance of Indigenous land and sea management in any future vision for north Australia.

You can tell a lot about people by their cars, just ask Alice Springs-based CDU automotive students.

Making a courageous return to study after 25 years, Tanya Laker told her inspirational story to fellow students, friends and family during CDU's mid-year graduation ceremony last week.

CDU is set of host some of Australia's and India's finest students as they gather for the first Australia India Universities Youth Forum on sustainability.

The high levels of employment growth currently being experienced in the Northern Territory cannot be sustained in the long-term without major changes to the Territory's population, a leading population expert has warned.

Engineers Without Borders' largest ever awareness and fundraising event, ewb elements, a unique, nationally touring Indigenous art exhibition, will open in Darwin from 4-6 July.

On the eve of the women's hockey under-21 national tournament, Charles Darwin University's Simone Liddy can't wait to pit her skills against Australia's best emerging young talent.

OzGREEN's Youth LEAD program will roll into Charles Darwin University this weekend, the first stop in a national tour that will see more than 130 young Australians come together to address critical environmental and social issues.

Join the Darwin Symphony Orchestra for its first dry season concert on Saturday 21 June from 6.30pm on the SkyCity lawns.

Exotic pest animals have major economic, environmental and social impacts across Australia, a study investigating threats to biodiversity in the Northern Territory has found.

Charles Darwin University vocal students have received the highest accolades for their singing talents.

A strain of malaria thought previously to be 'benign' has been found to be potentially fatal in a recent study published by Charles Darwin University's Menzies School of Health Research.

CDU's SAIKS and Governance Program in association with NT Division of the IPAA, present 'Leaders and leadership in public sector reform', by Professor Ian Thynne on Thursday 26 June from 12pm to 1.30pm.

The ageing workforce, drug use, low fertility rates, and the prevalence of type 2 diabetes are some of the issues confronting Australia today and into the future.

Nikki Clelland presents 'Health promotion practice in Indigenous health services - Results of a quality assessment process', on Monday 23 June, from 12pm to 1pm.

Dr Mark Meekan presents 'Tagging and tracking the world's largest fish', on Friday 20 June from 1pm to 2pm.

From hunting plants knee deep in Darwin's mangroves to building high-performance slot cars, year nine science students can expect high-octane fun at the 2008 Siemens Science Experience.

International aid agency Medicins Sans Frontieres will hold an information evening in Darwin about its humanitarian activities around the world.

CDU students are invited to join the next Young Professionals Network interactive session presented by Glen Phillips, state manager, Xerox Division, CSG, on Friday 27 June from 12pm to 1pm.

Nominations are open for Australia's Lecturer of the Year competition, which encourages staff and students to show their appreciation of academic staff by nominating their favourite lecturers in 2008.

The start of Semester 2, 2008 will see the introduction of Blackboard v8 across CDU. Find out more about this upgrade...

Bilawara Lee presents 'Cultural protocols for working in Indigenous communities', on Monday 16 June from 12pm to 1pm.

At the recent Research and Innovation Awards presentation dinner, CDU was well represented among the winners and finalists.

If Bhante Pn Wa Ra still lived in the country of his birth, he would not be able to practise his religious beliefs without fear of retribution.

He is remembered for his gifted approach to students and now CDU multimedia lecturer Ronny Reinhard is to be honoured with the creation of an annual award in his name.

Alice Springs's emergence as a research hub will be strengthened with the creation of the Central Australian Research Network.

Construction and building apprentices would be hard-pressed to find more relevant industry training in central Australia.

Two vision-impaired students from CDU have received bursaries to assist them achieve their educational and life goals.

CDU and Universitas Nusa Cendana have hosted an international conference in Kupang on Geographic Information Systems applications.

New research by a PhD candidate will help Territory hoteliers to cope with high staff turnover by going beyond the well-trodden retention strategies that demand large investments of time, money and effort.

CDU alumnus and author, Dr Michelle Miller has her first book due for release later this year.

"Mind-blowing" is how lecturers have described their experiences teaching horsemanship at the APY lands of north-west South Australia.

CDU's Casuarina campus-based Indigenous Academic Support Centre, Gurinbey will host the second National Indigenous Higher Education Network Conference for 2008 on 5-6 June.

ITMS Business Systems Support team will host a Gartner presentation, 'Business intelligence and information management', by Neil McMurchy on Tuesday 10 June from 2pm to 3pm.

CDU final year visual arts students present their mid-year exhibition, Paper Scissors Rock, from 4 June.

Painter, photographer and installation artist, Anna Reynolds exhibits Deaf Space from 4-7 June.