News
Remote monitoring of calving could be a game changer
A system that allows calving to be remotely monitored could potentially reduce calf loss and improve incomes for northern beef producers.
The Northern Territory Government has provided a pathway for a young Darwin man to enter the resources industry through the Earth Science/Mining/Petroleum Scholarship.
Online business missions calendar
A new online tool has been created to help local business and industry stakeholders keep up-to-date with Territory led trade and investment business delegations.
Positioning the Territory for economic growth
The Northern Territory Government is stepping up its international engagement to grow the economy and attract people to visit, live, work, study, invest and trade in the Territory.
Working together to develop a new Aboriginal Contracting Framework
Territorians have an opportunity to put forward their thoughts and ideas on the development of a new Aboriginal Contracting Framework for government procurement and grants.
Department attends the 34th Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association Conference
The Department of Primary Industry and Resources proudly sponsored last week’s 34th Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association (NTCA) Industry Conference.
Save the date – Mango Research and Development Forums – 9 and 10 May 2018
Mango growers, producers, consultants and agronomists in the horticulture sector are invited to two Mango Research and Development (R&D) Forums in May.
Presentations and abstracts from the 2018 Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar (AGES) are now available on the Resourcing the Territory website.
Northern Territory Rural Women’s Award winner announced
Linda Blackwood was last night announced as the Northern Territory (NT) winner of the AgriFutures™ Rural Women’s Award for a project which would see station managers digitally access the records and accreditations of potential contractors.
Darwin Businesses Resuming Trade
With the continuing clean-up effort across the Northern Territory’s Top End following Tropical Cyclone Marcus, Territory businesses have mobilised to resume normal trade as soon as possible and ensuring their properties, their homes, their staff and families are safe to do so.