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Northern Territory workforce boost - $12.8 million
The Northern Territory Government has announced a $12.8 million package that marks a massive push to fill critical skill shortages across the Territory by targeting workers through significant incentives.
Record Results in Territory Oyster Trial
Blacklip Rock Oysters from the Territory could soon be on restaurant menus across the world, with a record number of more than one million oysters produced in the first half of this season.
Smart moves by energy company which DARRES to dream big
An award winning Territory business is working smart and hard to bring digital renewable energy solutions to communities across the Territory.
Blacklip rock oysters spawn opportunities for Aboriginal communities
Despite the interference of crocodiles, innovative Traditional Owners are planning to have oyster farming up and running on Groote Eylandt in the next few years.
Small business champions helping locals achieve
After spending nearly 7 years based in Nhulunbuy, acting Senior Small Business Champion (SBC) Jarrod Ellis has had the opportunity to see community start-ups grow into small and medium business enterprises.
Global digital marketing campaign to attract skilled workers to the Territory
The Northern Territory Government has kicked off the New Year with a global digital marketing campaign to attract skilled workers to the Territory.
Assisting Aboriginal tourism businesses increase online bookings
Aboriginal tourism businesses have a chance to encourage more visitors to the Northern Territory (NT) to take part in the experiences they offer through a newly opened grant program.
Safer and more reliable water supply for Darwin a step closer
A safer, more reliable and more sustainable water supply in the Darwin region is a step closer with the completion of the Adelaide River Off-Stream Water Storage (AROWS) detailed business case.
Territory’s own ROCK star recognised in Australia Day honours
Dr Ian Scrimgeour is currently Australia’s longest serving chief government geologist, and was the youngest head of a Geological Survey in any Australian jurisdiction when he was appointed in 2006.
Study NT International Student of the Year Award finalists announced
The 2021 International Students of the Year Award finalists have been announced this week.