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Lasers to be used in study of river system21/07/10 - Lasers will be used as part of a 12-month study of the Mary River aimed at generating a clearer understanding of how rising sea levels will affect the catchment. CDU leader to head NT Board of Studies28/07/10 - A member of Charles Darwin University’s executive has been appointed Chairperson of the body that develops and provides high-quality curriculum and assessment to students in the Northern Territory from Preschool to Year 12. Talented Territory tenor eyes top prize27/07/10 - Talented local opera singer Kang Wang is bound for the national stage after being selected as a finalist of the 2010 Australian Singing Competition. Anna spreads her wings with Qantas Art Award27/07/10 - Local artist Anna Reynolds not only had a chance to rub shoulders with the elite of the Australian art community at a recent awards night, she also put her own name up in lights. Scientists paint harbour pink20/07/10 - A research project tracking the flow of waste from sewerage outlets saw seawater in Darwin Harbour turn pink over the weekend. CDU establishes Tender Committee19/07/10 - A Tender Committee has been established at CDU to ensure the highest level of good governance and probity across the procurement process. CDU academic to advise on Sustainable Population16/07/10 - Charles Darwin University Director of The Northern Institute Professor Daniela Stehlik has been appointed a key panel member to advise the Minister for Sustainable Population Tony Burke. Mid Year Orientation13/07/10 - New students will get the opportunity to sample campus life when Charles Darwin University holds its mid-year Orientation Day on Wednesday, 14 July. GIS pioneer tackles Daly River troubles12/07/10 - A woman who came to the Northern Territory after a chance meeting in Pakistan with an Australian academic is gaining an international reputation for her research work based in the Daly River. A beautiful mind inspires Fran05/07/10 - A burning desire to improve the lives of her fellow Indigenous Australians and an enquiring mind have led Francesca Bennett on one of the most rewarding journeys of her life. Re-educating terrorists for a peaceful jihad05/07/10 - They have committed some of the most heinous acts in the modern world, but a re-education program for former terrorists is hoping to decrease radicalism and promote a peaceful jihad. Hats off to NT finalists010710-Two Darwin-based junior chefs proved themselves too hot for the rest of the competition at the annual Nestlé’s Golden Chef’s Hat regional finals at the Palmerston campus this week. |
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