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Turbocharging Tourism: George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens enhancing visitor experiences
The George Brown Darwin Botanic Garden's $9.9 million visitor and event centre interpretive display is one step closer with the fit out commencing last month.
Integrated pest management field walk
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources’ (DPIR) partnership with the Northern Territory Farmers Association (NTFA) allows industry stakeholders access to valuable information and resources.
NT Tourism operators in Los Angeles
Tourism NT is supporting 10 Territory tourism operators take part in Australia Marketplace USA, a joint trade event taking place from today, Monday 26 to Thursday 29 August 2019 in Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles.
Department succeeds at national conference
Three Department of Primary Industry and Resources staff members recently travelled to Canberra for this year’s Crawford Fund Annual Conference.
Sam Nowland awarded Young Achiever 2019
One of our own has taken out the Young Achiever Award at last night’s Northern Territory Seafood Industry Awards.
NT tourism industry showcased to domestic and international trade operators
The best of the Territory's tourism experiences, attractions and destinations will be showcased to domestic and international trade operators with multiple events occurring across the NT in August and September.
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources (DPIR) hosted Bruce Maynard, a passionate farmer and co-developer of the Maynard and Revell self herding and self shepherding management practice, in Alice Springs from Monday 29 July – Friday 2 August.
Hemp Industry Bill passed in Parliament
The Legislative Assembly has passed the Hemp Industry Bill, which will see the development of an NT hemp sector.
Ship lift to be built in Darwin
The Territory Government will deliver the largest ship lift in northern Australia in Darwin to position the Territory as a major hub in the marine services industry.
TradeNT will be hosting a series of information seminars throughout the Territory.