A First Nations woman who is on the cusp of smashing a glass ceiling says she is attracted to the law’s ability to be an agent for change, and wants to help elevate the lives of Aboriginal Australians.
The peak body representing universities has called on the federal government to end what it described as ‘a phony war’ costing the NT about $40,000 a day.
Prospective CDU students have been offered refunds after a national body forced the Territory’s first medical school to delay its first intake. Find out why.
One of the NT’s most renowned curators has been recognised for his preservation of local history at this year’s CDU Alumni Awards. See the full list of winners.
A Top End drone project has been given the nod of approval to support the Northern Australian environment. Read what Environment and Water Minister Tanya Plibersek said.
Struggling uni students are demanding the federal government implement changes to make it easier for them to pay off their soaring HECS debts.
Charles Darwin University is partnering with Our Watch to pioneer a transformative framework, championing gender equality and working at eradicating violence on its campuses and the community.
Warumungu Luritja woman Tracy Woodroffe never had an Indigenous teacher growing up. Now, the Darwin researcher has her sights on ensuring First Nations educators can conquer the classroom.
CDU have been backed to find a solution in how to save Indigenous mothers and their children. Why ‘maternal health justice’ is at the core of the program.
The courses will include information on how to prepare and respond to a communicable disease outbreak and injuries or illnesses resulting from natural disasters.
At 18-years-old Ethan Jolley had finished six months of chemotherapy and his childhood dream of joining the air force seemed crushed. Now, he’s empowering the Territory’s next generation thanks to teacher talent scout program.
The way sexual harassment and violence complaints are handled at Victorian universities are set for a major shake up.
A shark that can grow to be over 2.5 metres in length and is one of only a handful of sharks around the world that occur in rivers has been found in a Top End waterway.
In the fight against climate change, Aussie farmers are having to evolve and change tact to remain viable.
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