A new study led by CRCNA-supported student Sophie Macklin is shedding light on how healthcare information is shared across rural and remote Australia and where improvements are needed to better support patients and clinicians. Published in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, the research explores how healthcare workers across [...]
Celebrating 25 years of progress in telehealth and virtual care. The University of Queensland’s Centre for Online Health has announced that the Successes and Failures in Telehealth Conference (SFT-26) will be held in Brisbane, 5-6 November 2026. SFT has built a strong reputation as a practical and honest forum, bringing [...]
A collaborative research project of Charles Darwin University (CDU), the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) and the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) is now entering its final stage. The project has demonstrated strong potential for recycling cotton, grain and cattle waste to support a circular economy [...]
MORE than 100 producers, researchers and industry stakeholders gathered at the Douglas Daly Research Farm south of Darwin last week, highlighting strong industry engagement despite the challenges following a significant wet season and the approaching muster. Organised by the NT Government’s Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, the field day reflected [...]
Northern expertise and resilience on show after flood impacts and national recognition Northern Territory agricultural research has demonstrated both resilience in the face of extreme weather and leadership on the national stage, highlighting the strength and adaptability of the region’s research capability. Following significant flooding across the Big Rivers region [...]