News
Request for proposals for mango export treatment service
Proposals are invited for the development of an export treatment service in the Northern Territory (NT) to support mango industry export opportunities.
Renowned demographer Mark McCrindle to attend Population Series Summit
A summit to conclude the Northern Territory Population Series will take place at Darwin Convention Centre on Tuesday 2 August 2016.
Rugby League World Cup 2017 headed to Darwin
The Northern Territory Government has secured a Rugby League World Cup (RLWC) 2017 Quarter-Final to be played in Darwin, on Friday 17 November 2017.
First-class cricket returning to Alice Springs
The Victoria Bushrangers are returning to Alice Springs in 2017 for a Sheffield Shield clash against Western Australia from 8-11 March at TIO Traeger Park.
Join Owen Springs Reserve rangers for a free 4WD tour
Members of the public are invited to join the Parks and Wildlife Commission NT (PWCNT) Owen Springs Reserve rangers for a guided 4WD tour around the reserve on Picnic Day, Monday 1 August.
Visit the NT Government display at the Royal Darwin Show
The Royal Darwin Show begins tomorrow, Thursday 21 July 2016, and members of the public can visit the Northern Territory Government display to learn about government’s range of services and initiatives.
Northern Territory Biosecurity Strategy 2016-2026 released today
The Northern Territory Biosecurity Strategy 2016-2026 was released today by Minister for Primary Industry and Fisheries and Land Resource Management Gary Higgins.
Regional Arts Fund Community Grants Now Open
Territory artists can now access grants from a $1.6M fund under the Regional Arts Fund (RAF) Community Grants scheme released today.
Free WiFi at Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Parks
Sharing family highlights will be a whole lot easier for tourists visiting Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Parks with free WiFi now available at both locations.
Balancing Aboriginal Sacred Site protection for the benefit of all Territorians
The Northern Territory Government (NTG) will strengthen Aboriginal sacred site protection while driving economic and jobs growth, following the public release of the Sacred Sites Processes and Outcomes Review.