16/06/10 - An opportunity to take a group of Indigenous secondary students under his wing was an experience which plumbing lecturer, Ray Simpson has found was one of his most rewarding.

01/06/10 - A trio of master bakers is hoping a quintessentially Territorian creation is enough to take top spot at this year’s Australian Artisan Baking Cup in Sydney.

30/06/10 - A trio of master Territory bakers has just missed out on top spot at this year’s Australian Artisan Baking Cup in Sydney.

29/06/10 - Shane Penny’s second career has taken him from software engineering to researching giant clams in remote regions of the Northern Territory.

29/06/10 - A love of helping his own children to learn has led engine parts interpreter Andrew Young to take on a Bachelor of Teaching and Learning with Charles Darwin University.

29/06/10 - Humans are creatures of habit who usually venture out of their comfort zones only when they really have to, according to a leading psychologist.

28/06/10 - A strong sense of family and a love for what they do has allowed a group of five child care workers to achieve astounding longevity in one Australia’s most transient industries.

28/06/10 - Juggling the demands of motherhood and university study has not always been easy, but it’s an experience that Jariah Kaissis has enjoyed all the way.

24/06/10 - Edgar Dunis, an alumnus of Charles Darwin University and the single biggest individual donor to the institution, will celebrate his 90th birthday today (Thursday, 24 June).

23/06/10 - A Charles Darwin University (CDU) research proposal to assist Northern Territory landholders has received a grant as part of the Australian Research Council’s Linkage Projects Scheme.

22/06/10 - From his humble beginnings building airstrips, the late Dr Bernie Kilgariff OAM rose to become a pivotal figure in the development of Central Australia.

22/06/10 - The roll-out of more reliable and higher speed Internet in regional and remote communities may force a fundamental rethink of Indigenous urban migration, a Darwin-based academic claims.

21/06/10 - A Masters program to train specialist nursing practitioners for remote and Indigenous communities has been launched in Central Australia.

21/06/10 - The Northern Territory Government has unveiled the concept plans to deliver first class sporting facilities in Palmerston that will deliver significant upgrades across five sports.

18/06/10 - It has been a long road to the Territory for 21-year-old refugee Mohammed Ahmed Yossuf and his family.

18/06/10 - Recognition for her study and work achievements was a great birthday present for 18-year-old Hannah Auld.

17/06/10 - Around 70 graduands will robe up to receive formal recognition of the successful completion of their studies at Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) mid-year graduation ceremony in Alice Springs this evening (Thursday June 17).

17/06/10 - The Third Indigenous Higher Education Advisory Council (IHEAC) will meet at Charles Darwin University (CDU) this week to discuss key priorities for Indigenous higher education in Australia.

15/06/10 - The new $17 million Chancellery at Charles Darwin University’s Casuarina campus has received two major awards at the 2010 NT Architecture Awards.

09/06/10 - The Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education and CDU are entering into a formal collaborative partnership that will benefit both organisations and improve the quality of higher education available to Indigenous people.

02/06/10 - Territorians will have the opportunity to bid on local and interstate artworks as part of the Top End Sustainable Living Festival to be held at the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens this weekend (June 5 and 6).

03/06/10 - A trio of master bakers is hoping a quintessentially Territorian creation is enough to take top spot at this year’s Australian Artisan Baking Cup in Sydney.

01/06/10 - A Charles Darwin University Research Associate has returned from West Timor after conducting an intensive training course in health mapping for locals.

01/06/10 - Seven Northern Territory schools will be part of a $400,000 scholarship scheme being rolled out by Charles Darwin University.

01/06/10 - With the rise of reported female violence worldwide, theories relating to the causes of aggression need to be rethought, according to a leading psychologist.