The Northern Territory is a step closer to being part of the trillion dollar international space industry with the launch of the Northern Territory Government’s space strategy.
The Australian Government will tackle the impact of increasing population in congested cities and back smaller cities and regions looking for greater growth to secure their economic future and the key public services they rely on.
Development of the high-end Darwin Westin Hotel has reached a major milestone with the start of roadworks at the Waterfront site this week.
The Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar kicks off in Alice Springs today with the highest amount of registrations since 2013, underpinning increased confidence in the Territory’s resources sector.
Forestry industry stakeholders are the central plank of a new Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia project to identify the growth potential for northern Australia’s forestry and forestry products industry.
The Northern Territory Government has welcomed a signing of the Indonesia Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership (IA-CEPA) between Australia and Indonesia.
A new premier freight hub has started helping Top End trucks stay safe on the roads, following the official opening of Darwin’s new $52 million Truck Central redevelopment in Berrimah.
A new Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia project will lay the foundation for a northern Australian rice sector with the potential to produce more than one million tonnes of specialty rice annually.
The Northern Territory Government has granted a mineral lease for a new lithium mine that has the capacity to create up to 150 jobs during construction and 90 during operation.
The Australian Government's Minister for Resources and Northern Australia has welcomed two investment decisions from the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility that see its project loan approvals top $1 billion.
The Northern Territory Government will accelerate efforts to attract international students as a key part of the Territory’s economic recovery, diversifying the economy and creating local jobs.
An additional 36 occupations are now available to overseas nationals in the Northern Territory, after a new bilateral migration agreement took effect yesterday.
Resources and energy exports on track for record $264 billion
The Northern Territory Government’s number one priority is to create local jobs to boost our economy.
For the first time, a dedicated meeting of resources ministers from around the nation has met to discuss the outlook for the Australian resources sector and how to realise its future potential.
The Minister for Primary Industry and Resources and the Assistant Minister for Primary Industry and Resources are in Tennant Creek today to attend a ceremony at Jemena’s Phillip Creek Compressor Station to mark the completion of construction of the Northern Gas Pipeline.
Darwin is set to become the centre of global aviation history again, 100 years after Ross and Keith Smith, Wally Shiers and Jim Bennett made the first successful flight from London to Australia, touching down in Parap to claim first prize in the Great Air Race.
The flow of skilled migrants to the Northern Territory will continue, with the signing of a new five year bilateral agreement to help employers fill skills shortages.
Japanese resources company INPEX was awarded the 2018 Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister’s Investment Award.
Registrations are open for the Territory’s premier mineral and petroleum exploration event, AGES (the Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar), which sees around 200 delegates gather to hear the latest insights into the Territory’s resources potential.
The ‘Welcome to the Territory’ incentives will help Territory businesses to attract and retain workers into hard to fill jobs.
Today, the Northern Territory Government, Australian Government and City of Darwin signed a historic $200 million city deal to turbo-charge the local economy and cement Darwin’s position as a liveable tropical capital city for generations to come.
The official opening of one of the nation’s largest liquefied natural gas processing facilities signals the beginning of decades of economic benefits for northern Australia.
The Australian and Northern Territory governments have signed an agreement that will help realise existing offshore gas reserves and the potential of the Beetaloo Sub-Basin as a new world-class gas province.