Where star NT students ended up after acing year 12
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.
Tertiary
NT gov’t makes preparations to grant CBD land for student living
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.
Ear, ear: NT doctor shares hope for hearing loss prevention
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.
How NT’s trainee teachers will help relieve workforce strain
A first-time partnership is set to plug NT educator shortages by allowing trainee teachers to work while they learn. Here’s how.
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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.
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.
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