Business is back for the year with industry groups giving businesses the ability to get out and network and listen to some great guest speakers. Get along to hear what is happening and support your local businesses and groups. Here are the upcoming industry events you need to know about!
Business is back for the year with the industry groups giving businesses the ability to get out and network and listen to some great guest speakers. Get along listen to what is happening and support your local business's and groups. Here are the upcoming industry...
In this week’s Resource Wrap we have a potential large-scale rare earths project identified, a Beetaloo Basin explorer talking to the federal government about funding after its court loss, the federal Resources Minister coming to Darwin, the 59 per cent sale of an NT onshore gas asset, and more.
The NT Independent is providing you with an update of resource news from across the Northern Territory.
The Deloitte December 2021 Business Outlook, released earlier this week, estimates the Northern Territory’s economy to grow by 1.9 per cent this year and by five per cent next financial year.
Retail spending in the Northern Territory fell 2.7 per cent, while all other jurisdictions experienced record retail sales rises, figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show.
Non-profit groups and an energy producer were the biggest winners of NT Government contracts since the pandemic began almost two years ago, an NT Independent analysis of NT Government awarded contracts since COVID-19 shows.
Santos has announced it has signed a binding Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) to sell a 12.5 per cent interest in the Northern Territory Barossa project to JERA Co – a deal that was first signed early last year.
Two tenderers have been shortlisted for the third and final procurement phase of the Darwin ship lift project, the government has announced.
