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Health and wellbeing
Where to find information about health and wellbeing in the Northern Territory, including hospital information.
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Renting, buying, selling or building a home, land supply and clearing, industry information, pool fencing, buying and selling property with pools.
Your rights, crime and the law
Courts, alcohol, consumer rights, births, deaths, marriages, fines and crime.
NEWS / 5 Oct 2018
Have your say on climate change
The Climate Change Discussion Paper, released by the Northern Territory Government shines a light on how we all have a part to play in managing the impacts of this important issue.
NEWS / 3 Oct 2018
Do you need a Property Identification Code (PIC)?
If you keep livestock on your block or in your backyard, you need to register for a Property Identification Code (PIC). A PIC is a free registration code that identifies the property where your livestock are kept.
NEWS / 24 Sep 2018
Be Cyber Smart Presentations
43% of all cybercrime targets small business, so attend a free Be Cyber Smart presentation to understand the tools to apply to protect your business.[1]
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