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Blair Trewin head and shoulders with out of focus blue background
This seminar will present the key results from the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO's 2022 State of the Climate report for Australia, with a particular focus on changes affecting the Northern Territory, as well as other observed changes in the Territory and northern Australia more generally
Biohazard symbol
The Northern Australia Quarantine Strategy (NAQS) provides an early warning system for exotic pest, weed and disease detections across northern Australia to help address the unique biosecurity risks facing the region.
Mangrove forest with stilt roots in the foreground
Conservation of Earth’s least industrially disturbed landscapes is one of the strategies to mitigate for climate change, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem degradation
Charles Darwin University Students' Council (CDUSC) is the voice of all students. Elections are held annually to elect members.
Yusuke Fukuda head and shoulders, with out of focus palm fronds in the background
Yusuke Fukuda examines the little-known patterns in the movement and dispersal by saltwater crocodiles within and around Australia by looking at their DNA
junior music
The Junior Music Program is a special part of the CYCM’s ensemble programs held on Saturday mornings. It caters for children between the age of three to seven years old.
Kelly, CDU Science and TEP student
Meet Kelly, an external student who will be graduating in 2019 with her Bachelor of Science. Read how she has taken study head-on while moving interstate and what motivates her to keep on with her studies. 
CDU PhD candidate Lulu Middleton has recently been named a National Geographic Explorer in support of her interdisciplinary nutrition research and will receive funding, support, and professional development.
A Charles Darwin University (CDU) PhD candidate has been named a National Geographic Explorer in recognition of her exceptional work researching upstream solutions to food and nutrition insecurity in coastal communities.
wendy-blight
With 15 vocational education and training (VET) certificates under her belt, Charles Darwin University (CDU) VET Lecturer from the Alice Springs Campus, Wendy Blight, is a strong believer in lifelong learning.
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