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Calling volunteer trappers in Darwin and Palmerston
The Tomato potato psyllid (TPP) is an exotic plant pest that attacks a range of plants, including potato, tomato, eggplant, capsicum, chilli, tamarillo and sweet potato.
Delivering cheap, clean power through more renewables
In another significant step towards 50% renewables by 2030, the Northern Territory Government has announced priority electricity market reforms to address system security and reliability, encourage private investors and maximise the amount of renewable power in the network.
Annual bull sale supporting Territory tough cattle
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources (DPIR) annual online bull auction will be held on Wednesday 1 July 2020 offering productive and climatically adapted bulls to farmers across the Territory and Australia.
Tourism Voucher Scheme to Support Territory Businesses and Save Jobs
The Territory Labor Government has today announced a tourism voucher scheme to encourage Territorians to explore the Territory and support local tourism businesses until borders can safely re-open to interstate visitors.
Sustainable development of a modern cotton industry
The Territory Government is committed to sustainable social, environmental and economic regional development opportunities, such as the development of a modern cotton industry.
Animal Welfare Fund grant program applications open
Applications are now open for animal welfare organisations to apply for animal welfare grants.
Educating Territorians on aquatic biosecurity
Aquatic pests are harmful plants and animals that can be introduced to our waters from other countries or parts of Australia.
Black jewfish research to identify knowledge gaps
A collaborative study between the Department of Primary Industry and Resources (DPIR), Charles Darwin University and the Australian Institute of Marine Science is investigating black jewfish populations and environmental factors to ensure future sustainability in the Northern Territory (NT).
NT Training Awards information session
Interested in nominating for the Northern Territory Training Awards, but not sure where to start? Local communication expert, Amy Hetherington will share her tips and tricks on how to write a winning nomination.
Supporting Our Tourism Operators: Time To Be A Territorian Campaign
A new intra-Territory campaign encouraging locals to get out and enjoy their backyard, and help to support local tourism operators kicks off tomorrow.