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Territory to again host internationally renowned LIVEXchange conference
The Northern Territory (NT) Government will be supporting industry and promoting trade at LIVEXchange 2022, the major event for Australia’s livestock export industry.
October Business Month (OBM) has wrapped up for another year, delivering a packed program of more than 120 events and workshops for Territory businesses.
Seeking nominations to the NT Science Forum Committee
Would you like to be part of a forum that helps grow the science, technology and innovation community in the Territory?
Know your animal welfare responsibilities
From 1 November 2022, changes to the Animal Protection Act and Regulations will strengthen animal welfare protection measures and improve animal welfare outcomes in the Northern Territory.
First ever Peko shipment of Magnetite leaves Darwin Port
The first ever shipment of magnetite from the Peko Rehabilitation Project, is leaving Darwin Port this week, a strong sign of confidence in the Territory’s economy and mining sector.
Guava Root-Knot Nematode detected in the Top End
A highly pathogenic and aggressive round worm which affects the crop yield of several vegetables, fruit and agricultural fibres has been detected in the Top End.
Nominations are sought for NT Liquor Commission
Nominations are sought from persons to be appointed by the Liquor Commission as the Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson, or as a member for a term of up to five-years. Four positions are available.
Attracting Workers in our Aged Care Sector
One of the first projects under the Northern Territory Governments Flexible Workforce Solutions Fund has been awarded which will boost our local workforce and support our economy and community.
Win a YETI in our #spotapollinator photo competition
The department’s Plant Biosecuity Team is giving five Territorians the chance to win a YETI in our #spotapollinator photo competition.
WorldSkills Australia Regional Competition commences in NT
The 2022 WorldSkills Australia Regional Competition has commenced. The Northern Territory’s (NT) most talented apprentices, trainees and students are competing across a range of professions including baking, cookery, hairdressing, beauty therapy, primary industries, carpentry and electrotechnology.