News
Fisheries move to Darwin Corporate Park
From Monday 12 November, all Fisheries staff will be relocated from Berrimah Farm to the department’s new fisheries office – located within the Darwin Corporate Park at 33 Vaughan Street, Berrimah.
Welcome to the Territory incentives
Territory businesses with hard to fill positions can now receive support under the Welcome to the Territory Incentives program to recruit workers from interstate.
How and why did two mud crabs travel 200 kilometres?
Fisheries, aquaculture and oceanography enthusiasts are invited to a free event on Thursday 15 November to hear a range of presentations from local and interstate scientists.
Strengthening Animal Welfare and Protection
Animal welfare and protection measures in the Northern Territory have been strengthened with the creation of the new Animal Protection Act (‘the Act’)
New citrus canker restricted area in Nakara
The Northern Territory has confirmed another case of citrus canker following a report from a member of the Darwin community.
New partnership in training development for fisheries compliance
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources is working with the North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd (NAILSMA) to boost Aboriginal focused training and assessment resources.
If you operate a licensed premises in the Northern Territory, you may be able to get funding to help protect your alcohol stock from theft and damage.
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.
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.
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.