With the start of cyclone season, the CDU homepage now carries a “cyclone news” button which can be found at the bottom right corner.

CDU's new Executive Director of Finance and Asset Services brings to the Darwin-based position long experience in working with indigenous people.

Research by a leading animal ecologist has found that numbers of freshwater crocodiles have more than halved in some Northern Territory waterways due to the westerly advance of the toxic cane toad.

Research by a leading psychologist is improving understanding of terrorists and their acts of violence, considered among the gravest national security threats.

A new report by the School for Social and Policy Research at CDU has implications for the Federal Government’s commitment to close the gap in Indigenous life expectancy.

A submission by Charles Darwin University’s Graduate School for Health Practice is helping to address the desperate situation of maternal mortality in Papua New Guinea.

Research from a prominent historian has shown an astonishing amount of ignorance in young Australians of Darwin's role in WWII.

An inspiring new DVD designed to raise the profile of Indigenous people with a disability will be launched on December 3, International Day for people with a disability.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 9(1), of the Charles Darwin University Act, elections will be held for members of Council.

This year’s Fleurieu Biennale, which features Australia’s richest prize for landscape painting, has attracted some of the biggest names in the art world and includes CDU PhD candidate and local artist, Caroline Rannersberger.

Christmas shoppers are being encouraged to think about investing in art as they consider their 2008 gift list in light of the global economic downturn.

She may have spent just one hour by conference call to the E-nablingNT 2008 Road Show, but already Canadian academic Michelle Eady is a role model for the success of e-learning.

Preparations are well under way across the University as the 2008 - 2009 cyclone season dawns.

An alliance of NT educators is calling for increased funding of e-learning tools to empower struggling Indigenous adults in literacy and numeracy.

New generation digital learning tools could help teachers give their most disadvantaged students confidence and success across the NT’s bush classrooms, according to teacher and recent Territorian Ken Kincade.