‘Give back’: NT law student‘s Queensland win
A Territorian working on a law degree on the Gold Coast has won a major award through the Queensland Law Society.
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Caps, gowns and crocs: CDU students celebrate graduation
More than 1000 students donned caps and gowns to cross the stage and receive their new stuffed crocs – and university awards. See the photos.
‘Fell in love’: Student’s NT drawcard to mining industry
A road trip through the Territory’s evolving landscape convinced one Victorian to ditch her real estate career and become an environmental scientist in the NT mining industry.
NOMINATE NOW: Top health workers supporting NT students
The countdown is on as nominations for the NT’s best health student supervisor draw to a close next week.
Rejection forces student to scramble for $7k to stay in Darwin
An international student based in Darwin has been forced to find thousands of dollars so she can appeal her visa rejection.
Ex-chief minister wraps up time as head of CDU
The head of the NT’s only university – and a former chief minister – is ending his tenure after almost six years of ‘unwavering leadership’.
From Arnhem Land to Oxford Uni: The NT scientist with no limit
A childhood spent on her grandfather’s country near the Cobourg Peninsula was the seed that grew into a tree thirsty for knowledge. Now, the opportunity of a lifetime awaits this Darwin woman.
’Hold our nerve’: CDU’s profits plummet but Bowman confident
Charles Darwin University’s profits plummeted in 2023 after a ‘year of investment’. Read what it means for the uni.
Darwin City ‘student village’ plans revealed amid new deal
Charles Darwin University has brought on a new partner for its city-based student accommodation as a new build moves one step closer to reality.
How this Darwin invention is supporting Ukrainian war effort
While the Albanese government is sending arms and munitions to the Ukrainian front, a 3D metal printer developed in Darwin has won the approval of President Zelenskyy’s troops.
‘Very excited’: NT medical school given green light to open
The NT’s first medical school has been given the green light to open its doors sooner than expected. Find out when.
Feds confirm Territory carve out for international student caps
Education Minister Jason Clare confirmed caps would be imposed ‘without exemptions’ but the government wanted to see growth in the NT’s international student numbers.
Life-changing: Scholarship program helps Territorians pursue dream careers
Scholarships worth up to $40k are set to make education access easier for Territorians pursuing careers as teachers.
‘Why the Walk-off happened’: Aussie actor delivers memorial lecture
A beloved Aussie actor who lived as a stockman in the 50s hopes to shed light on why the Wave Hill Walk-off happened when he delivers a prestigious memorial lecture.
‘Win-win’: CDU joins academic club focusing on Defence research
Charles Darwin University has landed a deal to join an ambitious network of universities that believe they can provide scientific and technological capability in support of national security. Read why the arrangement is a ‘win-win’, according to a local MP.
How a $3.5m trade centre will become a ‘jewel’ in CDU’s crown
The federal government will work hand-in-hand with CDU to deliver a $3.5 million trades training centre in the heart of the Big Rivers region. Here’s how it will affect the local economy.
Uni lists 22 demands for next Territory government
Charles Darwin University has revealed the 22 things it wants from the next NT government, just seven weeks out from this year’s election.
More tech, more manpower: NT forensics unit gets major upgrade
A boost to the Territory’s forensics unit will see fewer offenders on the streets as evidence gets picked up faster. See the video.
‘Eye opener’: NT schoolgirls’ trip to SA for STEM academy
A three-day STEM academy for regional and rural schoolgirls has welcomed Territory students into its ranks for the first time. Here’s what they’ll be doing.
Why two-year wait for CDU student housing is ‘not at all’ an oversight
CDU’s city campus is fast-approaching completion and nearby student accommodation could be another two years away, but one politician says the misalignment was not an oversight.
‘Here forever’: Bush schools reveal answer to teacher shortages
Remote teachers and First Nations experts have outlined the path forward to create a sustainable supply of educators in the Territory’s most remote schools.
Student accommodation slated for Darwin CBD
A new accommodation building expected to house 350 students is planned in Darwin CBD, while the government lobby against caps on international students.
Named: NT’s top GTNT apprentices, trainees, educators revealed
The Territory’s best performing trainees and apprentices have been named at a prestigious gala dinner. See all the winners.
Dodgy reports sparks call for uni to open the books
The Auditor-General has refused to sign off on a tertiary provider’s financial statements. Read why she is concerned.
Paid student placements to relieve cost of living pressure
Paid student placements will come into play for four fields of study across the country. Find out which sectors will benefit and how much they’ll be paid.
Federal cash injection to boost Indigenous employment outcomes
The Federal government is investing up to $436m to improve employment outcomes for Indigenous Australians, with much of the funding earmarked to go to the Territory.
Why nursing students are taking action against ‘unfair’ class
Charles Darwin University’s nursing students have voiced their outrage over a shaky semester they feel was out of their hands. Read their demands.
Building a better future: $25m facility to ease staffing pressures
The NT’s unique health challenges will be addressed in a new multimillion-dollar training facility and prep the future workforce for a career in the Territory.
‘Living alone is scary’: The ugly truth about students’ living conditions
Darwin’s international students have opened up about what it’s really like trying to put a roof over their head while they study abroad. See what you get for $100/week.
By the numbers: Behind the gender divide in NT schools
NT schools hired significantly more female teachers than men in the past 16 years, with three disheartening themes the likely cause.
Candlelit vigil for alleged murder victim
The NT’s Bangladeshi community held a candlelit vigil for international student Md Ishaqur Rahman Sifat, who was allegedly murdered in his home.
Paid placements on the cards for uni students
A Territory university’s ‘big ideas’ are set to put it on the map as an institute of national importance as it calls for paid placements for its students.
Hands-on paramedicine course comes to Alice Springs
A Territory university is bringing a Bachelor of Paramedicine to Alice Springs for the first time. Read what the exciting new course involves.
Pay rise confirmed for 1700 university staff
Charles Darwin University employees are rejoicing after a long battle for better pay.
‘Unite and be proud’: Celebrating the NT’s inspirational women
International Women’s Day is the chance to ‘unite’ and take steps towards equity. Find out how some of the NT’s inspirational women are commemorating the day.
‘Back to the future’: CDU renews skills focus
Charles Darwin University is moving away from its old vocational educational model and is launching CDU TAFE. Here’s what makes the shift critical.
‘Dream becoming a reality’ as new remote school draws closer
A Top End organisation’s education dream of more than 20 years is in its next phase and set to become a reality.
Darwin roofer-turned-chef headed to delicious 2024 Olympics
A Top End chef has been selected to represent Australia in the 2024 Culinary Olympics. Read what drives him.
’Studying here is so rewarding’: Search on for student ambassadors
The search is on for this year’s NT student ambassadors. Find out how the program benefits international students and the Territory.
Pre-Christmas pay rise heading to 1700 Territory workers
About 1700 workers with a major NT employer will get more money in their bank accounts soon. Here’s who is scoring the pay increase and why.
Valiant effort: Iconic Alice Springs car gets an overhaul
Rebuilding a famous Red Centre car has brought 10 First Nations students two steps closer to automotive qualifications.
The subjects that pay uni grads quarter of a mill
A graduate job finder says some companies are so desperate for graduates they are paying up to $250,000. Find out which uni subjects pay the most.
‘Proud to represent my community’: CDU’s First Nations valedictory night
Charles Darwin University has celebrated 119 First Nations graduates with a special valedictory. See the photos of the graduating students who reveal their career paths.
CDU records massive surplus, promises investment in campuses
Charles Darwin University has recorded a $62m surplus for 2021, up almost $20m from the previous year.
CDU to pay out millions after casual staff found underpaid
Charles Darwin University has launched an internal review into payment practices for casual staff, after some were found to be underpaid.
CDU’s remote learning plans
The current Covid-19 outbreak has the Territory’s university planning its on-campus vs remote learning plans.
Cadets on way to NT
30 new cadets have NewsCorp, where they will rotate through the NT News and get formal on-the-job training.
Homegrown nurses and doctors on the cards as CDU announces medical school
A new medical school at Charles Darwin University has high hopes to address healthcare staffing shortages and gaps in education for First Nation’s communities.
16 Aussie universities hit by eye-watering $2b loss
“Aggressive cost reductions’’ are revealed in a new report on university finances during the pandemic. See list of hardest-hit universities.
Universities face quotas on students from China, India
Foreign students will be the next to arrive in Australia, but Education Minister Alan Tudge has raised concerns about students from two countries.
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