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Darwin showcased as leading business events destination
The renowned ‘Meet Darwin’ familiarisation event, an annual collaboration between the Department of Tourism and Culture’s NT Convention Bureau (NTCB) and Darwin Convention Centre designed to showcase Darwin as a leading business events destination will be held from 17 to 20 May 2018.
Making the NT ‘China Ready’ - business and tour guides prepare
In preparation for Donghai Airlines commencing direct flights from Shenzhen in Southern China to Darwin this month, the NT Government has been working to ensure the tourism sector is ‘China Ready’.
Building a skilled workforce for the Territory
The Northern Territory Government has developed a suite of programs and services to build a skilled workforce for the Territory, now and into the future.
Tourism roadshow presents the Territory’s marketing direction for 2018-19
Tourism NT is hosting Tourism marketing roadshow presentations in Darwin, Katherine and Alice Springs next week.
Animal Protection Bill introduced to Parliament
A new Bill has been introduced into the Legislative Assembly to ensure greater protection under the law for Territory animals.
Exploration grants now open to support the mining sector
Applications for the Geophysics and Collaborations program, under the $26 million Resourcing the Territory initiative, are open.
Get the best out of your mango research
Mango growers, producers, consultants and agronomists in the horticulture sector are invited to attend the Mango Research and Development (R&D) Forums on Wednesday 9 May in Darwin and Thursday 10 May in Katherine.
Animal welfare grants now opened
Applications are now open for the 2018-19 Animal Welfare Fund grant program.
Millennials Out of Office in the NT
Brilliantly talented comedienne Tanya Hennessey, radio presenter Michael Beveridge, and Pedestrian.TV’s lifestyle editor Lucinda Price form part of Tourism NT’s latest arsenal in its Out of Office millennial tourism marketing campaign.
Five hundred golden snapper fingerlings have been released into the Darwin Waterfront Lagoon as part of a research project to find out more about the species.