CEO of embattled Batchelor Institute resigns
Former NLC boss Joe Martin-Jard has resigned just over a year into the job, a tenure marked by ‘significant transformation’ at the Indigenous tertiary body. Here’s why.
Higher Education
Charles Darwin University hosts first international TEDx talk
Prisons, croc management and fear of missing out are just some of the topics academics will discuss at Charles Darwin University’s inaugural international TEDx talk.
Hefty spike in CDU TAFE enrolments
Enrolment numbers are on the rise for Charles Darwin University TAFE with enrolment numbers already surpassing last year’s total to date by almost 14 per cent.
First women’s-only trauma boxing launches in Darwin
The Northern Territory will host a new women’s-only program aimed at empowering survivors of domestic violence through sport.
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CDU grads become first in the country to earn ‘Dr of Pharmacy’
Pharmacy student Mahsa Mosalla hopes being recognised as a doctor will help change the perception that pharmacists ‘just stick labels on bottles’ – acknowledging their crucial role providing healthcare.
‘Really rewarding’: Thousands of CDU students prepare to graduate
Thousands of students will don their academic robes over the coming days as they receive their awards at Charles Darwin University’s graduation ceremonies. SEE THE PHOTOS.
How care on country is being strengthened in the NT
A group of Aboriginal Health Practitioner students have taken part in an emergency training course aimed at strengthening lifesaving skills in remote communities. SEE THE PICS.
Primary school friends graduate university side-by-side
Knowing each other since year 4, three primary school friends have now graduated university together. Take a look at some of UniSQ’s recent graduates:
Revealed: Job cuts, major restructure slated for UniSQ
Staff at the University of Southern Queensland have been told there will be job losses numbering into the hundreds, as well as a restructure of the organisation. DETAILS.
Climate change pushes birds to form unlikely alliances
A surprising shift in bird behaviour is unfolding in Central Australia, as species once considered rivals team up for survival.
‘Should be straightforward’: Unis called to give TAFE kids a fair go
For years, school leavers in Victoria have had the opportunity to get academic credit for TAFE qualifications at uni while NSW kids have missed out. Finally, that could all be about to change.
How first-time voters could shake up election results
Anthony Albanese may have missed the mark with his pitch to slash student loans, with a new poll revealing the scheme won’t sway many younger voters.
CDU TAFE boasts record female cohort in live production
A record number of female students have enrolled in CDU TAFE’s Certificate IV in Live Production and Technical Services, marking a major step forward for women in the traditionally male-dominated industry.
Professor investigated for ‘vilifying remarks’ towards Jewish student
A professor is being investigated for alleged hate speech by two Sydney universities after saying “Jews should feel uncomfortable”, while pointing to a Jewish student at a pro-Palestine rally at UTS.
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