Bilawarra Lee presents 'Cultural protocols for working in Indigenous communities', on Monday 3 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Pamela See presents a forum on the practice of papercutting on Tuesday 11 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Elizabeth Creed presents 'In-depth interviews of the Northern Territory population mobility project: Preliminary results', on Friday 7 March from 12pm.

CDU will host a seminar by visiting lecturer, Professor Ellie Chambers on Thursday 6 March from 12pm-1.30pm.

Dr Grant Williamson presents 'Mangrove change in a Darwin coastal swamp: Local and global drivers', on Friday 29 February from 1pm to 2pm.

Combining the demands of being an elite athlete with university study is a challenge which Territory tennis prodigy Adil Hakeem is looking forward to.

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The Institute of Public Administration Australia NT presents 'The Boomerang Secondment: Hot and cold public sector issues - NT and Alberta', on Monday 25 February at the Mitchell Centre, Darwin City.

Crayfish body fossils and burrows discovered at Dinosaur Cove in the Otway Ranges, Victoria, have provided the first physical evidence that crayfish existed on the Australian continent as far back as the time of the dinosaurs.

Staff from CDU's Teaching Learning and Development Group are issuing a challenge to other CDU departments.

CDU Social Work student Maria Kambouris is a semi-finalist in the Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards 2008.

A book chronicling the historical, social and political causes of unrest in Timor-Leste has been launched by the Administrator of the Northern Territory, Mr Tom Pauling.

Community economic development specialist and founder of the Sirolli Institute, Dr Ernest Sirolli will challenge conventional economic development concepts during an upcoming forum at CDU.

CDU's 'Doing VET Better' program has been welcomed by stakeholders across government and industry sectors at an informal breakfast in Alice Springs.

The VET Taster Program in Carpentry at CDU is sparking the imaginations of Year 9 students from Dripstone Middle School.

A leading researcher and author has challenged the origins of agriculture in Australia during a public lecture at CDU's Alice Springs campus.

CDU's School of Education and School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems will host a panel discussion on Wednesday 20 February from 12.30pm.

The NT Institute of Public Administration Australia will host the first of its 2008 workshops at CDU's Mal Nairn Auditorium, Casuarina campus, on 14 March. Find out more...

An internationally celebrated Dutch master printer has relocated half way around the globe specially to tap into the Northern Territory's inspiring natural and social environment.

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CDU welcomes the apology to Indigenous Australians for past injustices, made this morning by the Federal Parliament.

It may not have been the team from Renovation Rescue, but a recent visit by the Administrator of the Northern Territory, Mr Tom Pauling, and other dignitaries, marked another step forward for CDU's Indonesian Garden project.

The presence of more than 80 teachers from all over Australia at CDU to learn about Accelerated Literacy was boosted by an endorsement for the program by Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard on national radio.

The experiences of students and staff of the Alice Springs CDU campus and adjacent Centralian Senior Secondary College will be improved with the creation of a consultative committee.

The CDU Council will hold an induction and orientation session during its first meeting for 2008 on 13 February.

The Administrator of the Northern Territory, Mr Tom Pauling QC, is set to visit CDU's new Indonesian garden project.

Rosemary Jacob's love for learning has taken her to various disciplines and to different countries with her desire for knowledge as strong as ever.

The Australian Computer Society has announced a new national management committee with CDU staff member Ana Govan elected to the new structure.

First year CDU graphic design student, Kirstie Mulkerrins has produced the winning logo design for Kokoda Industries, a local non-profit business providing jobs for Territorians with disabilities.

Orientation 2008 at CDU is a day jam-packed with social, cultural and sporting events which will help students to settle quickly into university life.

CDU's Teaching, Learning and Development Group has secured $220,000 in funding from the Carrick Institute.

Swapping the views of Samoa's turquoise waters for the dusty red centre of Alice Springs wasn't such a big step for new CDU Alice Spring campus librarian Gillian Terry.

The Darwin Symphony Orchestra will extend its creative horizons this year with concerts ranging from Tchaikovsky to music theatre and venues spanning the casino lawns to Pine Creek.

Three CDU Bachelor of Education students have been awarded scholarships for their outstanding contribution to science education.

Oppression, corruption and inequity need to be overcome if East Timor is to successfully rebuild a torn nation, according to the Deputy Prime Minister of Timor-Leste, Jose Luis Guterres.

Conflict and courage are the themes of two books that will be launched by CDU Press next week.

Dr Chris Duncan will provide the key findings of the 2006 Adult Literacy and Life Skills Survey in a seminar on Wednesday 6 February from 12pm to 1pm.

The Deputy Prime Minister of East Timor will visit Darwin early this month to open an international conference focusing on rebuilding his country, the world's youngest nation.