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Dewatering pipeline approved at Edna Beryl
The Edna Beryl underground gold mine, 37km north of Tennant Creek, has been granted approval for a dewatering pipeline.
Turbocharging Tourism to Attract More Visitors
The Territory Labor Government has ramped up its investment in our critical tourism industry with a record $103 million turbocharging tourism stimulus package to attract more visitors, create local jobs and put more money into the pockets of Territorians.
October Business Month wraps up
October Business Month has ended on a high note with social media influencer and entrepreneur, Jane Lu and Territory success story, Karen Hawkes.
Finalists at Territory Natural Resource Management Awards
A big congratulations to the team at the Darwin Aquaculture Centre (DAC) and Dr Shane Penny from Fisheries, who have been named as finalists at the Territory Natural Resource Management (TNRM) Awards to be held in November.
New mango varieties tested for disinfestation treatment
The Territory could soon be exporting two new varieties of mangoes if trials currently being undertaken by the Department of Primary Industry and Resources (DPIR) are successful.
Last week to apply for earth science, mining or petroleum scholarship
Young Territorians have until Friday 2 November to apply for the 2019 Earth Sciences/Mining/Petroleum Scholarship.
Northern Territory mangoes negotiated into South Australian markets
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources (DPIR), Biosecurity Queensland, and Biosecurity South Australia have successfully negotiated market access for Northern Territory (NT) mango growers into South Australia, following an SA withdrawal from operational procedures in July.
Creative panel appointed for Tourism marketing of the Territory
A two-year panel contract has been awarded to seven companies to deliver creative services to enhance the destination marketing strategy and proactively execute the creative plan.
Apply now for Women in Agri-tech program
Female high school teachers from regional, rural and remote Northern Territory are encouraged to apply for the inaugural Women in Agri-tech program.
Turbocharging Tourism: Japanese Charter Heading for Alice Springs
The Red Centre will be rolling out the welcome mat for an influx of Japanese visitors next week, with the first direct charter flight from Japan in over a decade touching down in Alice Springs.