This year has been marked by significant societal change in the NT – none moreso than a change of government – but nowhere has it been seen more than in education. These are the most significant milestones.
A nurse who wanted a career change and a precocious young CDU undergrad from Darwin are among 21 who have received their Doctor of Medicine from Flinders University, providing a timely boost to our health workforce.
The former Supreme Court justice who was influential in shaping the Territory’s alcohol laws will take the plum role at the head of Charles Darwin University.
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.
In an effort to increase Indigenous representation in the medical field, the AMA issued 38 scholarships in 2023. Now the association is calling on the next wave of applicants.
Australia’s first astronaut is set to visit the Top End and inspire the next generation of space enthusiasts. Here’s how to get tickets.
They graduated school as the Territory’s high achievers but where did it get them? As exams get underway, nine share their at times unconventional career paths.
Four months after revealing it would grant a Darwin CBD block of land for a new student accommodation tower to service CDU’s Danala campus, the government has taken an important step towards effecting the transfer.
After swapping classrooms for clinics, a graduate audiologist has revealed the reason behind her career change and shared her hopes for the industry’s future on World Audiology Day.
A first-time partnership is set to plug NT educator shortages by allowing trainee teachers to work while they learn. Here’s how.
The countdown is on for Charles Darwin University’s new campus to begin ‘breathing new life’ into the CBD as its shiny new facilities near completion. SEE THE PHOTOS.
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