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Territory wins big at Australian Training Awards
Territorian, Savanne Canobie has taken home Apprentice of the Year and Taminmin College has won Small Training Provider of the Year at the 2021 Australian Training Awards.
Innovation Zone — register your teen now!
The Innovation Zone is an interactive two-day festival of innovation, entrepreneurship and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) tailored to high school students in years 7–12, and will be held on 7 and 8 December 2021 at the Darwin Convention Centre.
100 reasons to celebrate Central Australia’s pastoral industry
The Arid Zone Research Institute (AZRI) was abuzz last fortnight to celebrate the Alice Springs Pastoral Industry Advisory Committee’s (ASPIAC) 100th meeting.
COVID-19 support for Territory businesses and workers
A fourth round of the immediate one-off payments is now available for businesses affected by the current lockdown.
Cutting edge technology used to seek out biosecurity threats
A high-tech device helping protect the Northern Territory’s (NT) iconic fish and marine life from harmful aquatic pests is being deployed around the region’s coastline.
New mineral taskforce announced
The Territory Government has established an industry-led Mineral Development Taskforce to drive the Territory’s resource sector and unlock a strong pipeline of projects.
NT white card applications go digital
Applying for a Northern Territory (NT) white card just got easier, with the release of a new online process.
Have your say on international trade, investment and engagement
Territorians are invited to have their say on the Territory Government’s vision to harness new international partnerships and strengthen existing ones, grow trade ties and attract new international investment.
Katherine locals amped about ramp
Local freight companies and pastoralists in the Katherine region are using a public loading ramp after it was rebuilt in a project supported by the Northern Territory Government.
All RISE to the occasion for a mango harvesting venture
With mango madness season spreading across the Top End, the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade’s Katherine Research Station decided to expand the reach of the tropical fruit even further.