NERA has announced a $2 million future technology project fund to support projects and Australian companies in building their capacity and capability in fields of robotics and artificial intelligence.
Trade and investment opportunities in the Territory will be showcased when the Chief Minister leads a delegation of industry leaders to Canberra tomorrow.
The Minister for Primary Industry and Resources this morning announced the value of mineral production in the Northern Territory for the past year was the highest on record at $4.92 billion.
West Australian chemical company Coogee has commenced a feasibility study into a methanol plant near Darwin.
A month-long program across September to support the economic growth of the Territory through a suite of trade and investment activities.
The subclass 489 visa will be closed from 16 November 2019. The last day for states and territories to nominate and issue invitations for the subclass 489 applicants will be 10 September 2019.
The Territory Government will build the largest ship lift in northern Australia, paving the way for hundreds of jobs and positioning Darwin as a major international and national player in the marine services industry.
Board members who oversee INPEX’s $55 billion LNG gas processing facility in Darwin will make history tonight as the first to hold a board meeting outside of their headquarters in Japan.
The Northern Territory Government is supporting job creating private sector investment in the Territory, awarding major project status to Sun Cable's Australia-Singapore Power Link.
A new team will lead the whole-of-government effort in attracting and securing investment in the Territory.
NASA has announced it has selected the Arnhem Space Centre as the location for its 2020 sounding rocket program - a scientific program conducting experiments in the earth’s atmosphere.
The Territory Government has released a master plan for Batchelor Airport, which will transform the existing airstrip into an aviation hub, creating jobs and supporting a range of commercial general aviation activities into the future.
Donghai Airlines has announced it will increase its Northern Territory flights from two per week to three per week from mid-July through August, based on increased demand over this peak period. The news comes as the airline celebrates one year of servicing the Northern Territory.
Job creation, wealth-building and local decision making are at the forefont of plans for the future of the Gove Peninsula.
Carbon emissions from the Darwin Liquefied Natural Gas facility’s power generation are set to be reduced by 20% thanks to a world-first innovative battery project.
The Territory’s plan to be a world-class hub for gas production, manufacturing and services will be outlined in a series of sessions aimed at the oil and gas industry and investors on the East Coast.
In a significant win for the Top End’s tourism industry, the Coral Expeditions’ expedition ship Coral Adventurer arrived in Darwin Harbour today, where it will be home porting year round before visiting destinations such as Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Singapore.
Attracting private sector investment to the Territory will be made easier with the introduction of a dedicated team to collaborate with significant project proponents.
The message that the Territory is open for business will be further cemented with applications for the multi-million dollar Local Jobs Fund opening today.
A Northern Territory Tourism Investment Forum is taking place at the Darwin Convention Centre today as part of the Arafura Games 2019 Business Engagement Program.
The Australian Government is backing a $12 million program to help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across Australia realise their export dreams.
The Northern Territory (NT) Government is outlining a vision for the NT to become a globally-significant producing, processing and manufacturing centre for critical minerals.
Up to 200 education agents from 50 countries are this week in Darwin for Australasia’s biggest annual study fair, as the Northern Territory accelerates efforts to grow its share of the lucrative international student market.
The Australian Government has today launched a new strategy to elevate Australia as a world powerhouse in the minerals that will underpin the industries of the future including agritech, aerospace, defence, renewable energy and telecommunications.