Dr Natasha Stacey and Johanna Karam present 'Traditional ecological knowledge of whale sharks: Collaborating with Bajo fishermen of eastern Indonesia for whale shark conservation', on Friday 9 May from 1pm.

Dr Gary Robinson presents 'Working with children and families: Models for school-based early intervention on the Tiwi Islands and in Darwin', on Friday 2 May from 12pm to 1pm.

At this year's Anzac Day Dawn Service in Darwin, Territory nurses were represented by Janie Mason, of CDU, and Greg Richard and Angela Brannelly, of Northern Territory Department of Health.

A groundbreaking new study conducted by CDU's Menzies School of Health Research will look at the physical and emotional wellbeing of teenagers in Darwin.

A joint initiative between the Centre for Youth Music and the Northern Territory Music School is giving 50 young Territory music students an opportunity of a lifetime this weekend.

CDU fine art staff present their recent work in 'Contact', on Thursday 1 May from 6pm.

CDU will hold a free public lecture this week presenting, "The global campaign for the return of the Parthenon Marbles".

CDU campuses are hosting a series of workshops in June for the Australian Council for Adult Literacy.

Last month's CDU Graduate Recruitment Fair was an opportunity for CDU students to secure real jobs before they finish their courses.

A unique training program initiated by CDU and ConocoPhillips has brought 11 Timorese men to the Top End for training aimed at furthering their careers.

A new fund, founded by AFL legend Dean Rioli, has been established to raise much-needed awareness and cash for Indigenous health research.

CDU, in partnership with the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, is set to present the free seminar, Research Masterclass.

The CDU Press Editorial Board has appointed Professor Wendy Brady, from CDU's School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems, as Chair.

CDU alumnus and published author on Northern Territory history, Dr Tom Lewis has returned to Darwin after two years' absence.

CDU's commitment to its international students was again in evidence as hundreds of students gathered recently for the annual international student lunch.

An expo hosted by CDU's Alice Springs campus and organised by a local jobs organisation has connected local Indigenous youth with career, education and leadership opportunities.

Alice Springs apprentices battling with maths and reading can now access expanded support services in literacy and numeracy.

Guests of the Alice Springs CDU Hairdressing Salon can now relax in a refurbished facility.

Rebecca Arbon recently participated in the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts national graduate show, HATCHED 08. She will talk about her experiences of the exhibition and the symposium on Tuesday 29 April from 12pm-1pm.

Casuarina campus-based CDU staff are invited to the launch of the staff Intranet to be held the Mal Nairn Auditorium on Friday 2 May from 12pm to 1pm.

One of the greatest proponents of higher education in the Northern Territory, Professor David Carment, is about to retire after 25 years in the sector.

From traditional lion dancing to Tai Chi and Chinese calligraphy, there's something for everyone at CDU's Chinese Cultural Fun Day.

CDU students Maria Kambouris and Kevin Kadirgamar will give a public seminar, entitled "Bringing back from New Orleans", about their experiences at the inaugural Clinton Global Initiative University meeting.

CDU's School of Horticulture will host a Productive Gardening event this weekend, with a special focus on tropical gardening.

The North Australian Indigenous Land & Sea Management Alliance delegates that attended the 2020 Summit back the outcomes of the water and climate change discussions.

The Menzies School of Health Research presents two workshops during April-May. Find out more...

Brisbane-based visual artist Mandy Ridley presents a forum on her overseas residency experience, among other topics, on Tuesday 22 April from 12pm to 1pm.

Dr Thomas Snelling presents 'Rotavirus vaccination in the NT: closing the gap for Indigenous children?', on Monday 21 April from 12pm to 1pm.

Associate Professor Justin Oakley and Dr Rob Sparrow present 'Virtue ethics and physician-industry conflicts of interest', on Monday 28 April from 12pm to 1pm.

A prominent researcher is calling for Australia to overhaul its maternal death review process which is currently under-reporting the number of Australian women dying as a result of childbirth.

The high turnover of nurses and midwives has been a feature of the Top End for many decades but has never been analysed, according to researchers from CDU's School for Social and Policy Research.

The Indigenous Water Policy Group will take an Indigenous position on water to the Australian Government's 2020 Summit that is being held in Canberra on the 19 and 20 April.

The support and generosity of donors to CDU were recognised last night at the CDU Foundation AGM and awards presentation evening.

CDU will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of its namesake with a $20,000 sculpture competition and exhibition commemorating the life and work of Charles Darwin.

CDU's StudentNet homepage has been given a fresh new look.

For many Indigenous adults, stepping back into the classroom is a step back in time to negative and irrelevant childhood learning experiences.

An innovative Central Australian training program is helping to satisfy the needs of the region's construction industry and the ambitions of six Indigenous students.

Confidence in the building sector, government incentives and greater industry recognition of training have sparked a boom in carpentry apprentices at CDU.

University of Melbourne lecturer, Dr Helen Verran, visited CDU recently to participate in discussions about possible ways of identifying and understanding Indigenous knowledge when coming from a modern academic perspective.

Tennant Creek's reputation for innovative and practical training approaches has been further recognised with the latest group of motivated and skilled employees cementing their working futures.

CDU's Horticulture and Aquaculture Group is opening its facility to the public as part of the National Open Garden Scheme on the Anzac Day long weekend.

Some 70 English language students representing more than 11 nationalities have met at the CDU campus at Casuarina for a special cultural-exchange language workshop.

CDU's Graduate School for Health Practice held a ceremony to commemorate the cementing of its relations with the largest non-government organisation in Indonesia.

The Centre for Youth Music's Darwin Youth Orchestra will perform at the opening night for this dry season of the Deckchair Cinema.

CDU's Ruth Wallace has been recognised with a major award at the recent Australian Vocational Education and Training Research Association (AVETRA) Conference.

CDU's Palmerston campus has a new administrator, Aretha Amos.

Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik, Dean of Indigenous Research and Education at CDU, will open CDU's free public lecture series on Tuesday, May 6 by exploring the meaning of Aboriginal culture and identity.

The 2008 Camp Quality Giggle Ball will be held at the new Darwin Convention Centre on Friday 27 June. Find out more...

Professor Stephen Garnett and Dr Kate Golebiowska present 'Causes and consequences of mobility among NT nurses and midwives', on Friday 18 April from 12pm to 1pm

Professor Narayanan presents 'Health-disease-poverty nexus: Structure and utilisation of health services in India', on Thursday 17 April, from 1pm to 2pm.

CDU graduate who has just returned from the Clinton Global Initiative University Meeting in New Orleans, USA, will give a public talk as part of National Youth Week.

You may have noticed new signs popping up all over Casuarina campus in recent weeks? This marks the start of the much anticipated Wayfinding project.

The Darwin Symphony Orchestra is set to present its second major concert in its 2008 Season, From Mist to Trees.

The Darwin Symphony Orchestra in association with Shell and Southern Cross Television proudly present the community outreach initiative, Making Music... together.

Menzies is a leader in Indigenous health research in Australia. Our vibrant, innovative and rapidly growing organisation based at the Royal Darwin Hospital Campus is seeking a Deputy Director.

Charles Darwin University is trialling a radical new approach to developing degrees.

Professor Ian Falk presents 'The role and conceptual depth in research products: Contesting interests in research projects', on Friday 11 April from 1.30pm to 2.30pm.

CDU students Maria Kambouris and Kevin Kadirgamar have returned from the Clinton Global Initiative meeting held in New Orleans, inspired to make a difference in our community.

The Centre for Youth Music will host a presentation and demonstration by Mark Walton, former Chair of Performance, Outreach and Communications at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, on Wednesday 23 April, from 11am to 3pm.

The recent CDU presentation by community economic development specialist and founder of the Sirolli Institute, Dr Ernest Sirolli can now be heard on-line.

Key staff members from CDU will have a voice in Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's upcoming 2020 Summit in Canberra.

With the success of 'Tantalising Tchaikovsky' the Darwin Symphony Orchestra are seeking volunteers for a diverse variety of roles. Find out more...

Nick McTurk presents 'Infant and child mortality in Orissa, India: Patterns and policy responses', on Monday 7 April, from 12pm to 1pm.