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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.
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.
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]
The countdown to October Business Month (OBM) has begun, with more than 190 events, workshops and training options on offer to support Territory small businesses.
‘Welcome to the Territory’ incentives
The Northern Territory Government’s ‘Welcome to the Territory’ incentives will boost the Territory’s population and create more jobs.
Starting Early for a Better Future Implementation Plan 2018-22
Are you aware of the government’s strategy for early childhood development, Starting Early for a Better Future? Launched in April this year, it will shape decision making about our children over the next ten years.
New Darwin CBD revitalisation website launched
Revitalising Darwin CBD is a new website highlighting initiatives and activations aimed at transforming the Darwin CBD into a world-class tourist and cultural destination.
The Northern Territory Government and the NT’s four Land Councils have signed an historic Memorandum of Understanding paving the way for consultations to begin with Aboriginal people about a Treaty.
Historic $229m investment to overhaul youth justice system
In April the Northern Territory Government announced it’s $229.6 million investment over the next five years to fix the failing child protection and youth justice systems.
The 2018 Territory Budget invests in more jobs, more people and a brighter future. The Northern Territory Government is building a brighter future through generational change, with targeted investments in children and families, housing, health and schools.