General Information

Parking

“Darwin provides a great deal of on-street, off-street and multistorey car parking within easy reach of the CBD. Visit the car parks and parking zones page to find out more about parking in Darwin's CBD.”

Getting Around

Darwin offers a variety of convenient transport options for visitors, including on-street, off-street, and multistorey car parking within easy reach of the CBD. For details on public transport, walking routes, and parking zones, especially around Danala Campus, please visit the Darwin City Council’s Getting Around page.

Welcome to Danala, CDU’s Newest Campus in Darwin CBD

📍Location: 54 Cavenagh Street, Darwin City, NT 0800 Situated on Larrakia Country, Danala is Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) flagship city campus, designed to be a vibrant hub for education, culture, and community.

About the Name: “Danala” is the Larrakia word for dillybag, symbolizing a place to house knowledge. The name reflects CDU’s commitment to First Nations culture, language, and traditions.

Campus Highlights

Central Access: Located in the heart of Darwin’s CBD, Danala offers easy access to shops, cafes, and public transport.

Parking:

Two underground public carparks (entrance via Woods Street).
Open 6 am–6 pm weekdays, with automatic exit after hours.
EVs permitted, but no charging facilities available.
Additional parking options available nearby via Darwin City Council’s Getting Around page.

Facilities:

CDU Library & NT Library
CDU Art Gallery
Multi-faith room, parents/carer room, accessible toilets
Student lounges, breakout rooms, and computer labs
Café (coming soon), plus nearby food outlets and Woolworths

Accessibility & Security:

Fully accessible with lifts and ramps
Quiet spaces available
On-site security with escort services after hours

Acknowledgement of Country

The Australian Agronomy Society acknowledges the Larrakia people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which the 2026 Australian Agronomy Conference will be held in Darwin. We recognise their enduring connection to land, sea, and community, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples joining us for this event and throughout Australia.