Latest highlights include Tamboran’s drilling at Shenandoah South being billed as crucial to future investments at the Beetaloo sub-basin; People First Bank permanently shuts down its NT office; and Territory Wildlife Park gets new electric trains. Also making resource news is New Frontier Minerals prioritising drilling at Harts Range.
Latest highlights include the Federal Government splashing $24 million for infrastructure projects across the Territory, the NT Government falling behind on meeting its housing build goals, and the Darwin rental market tightening as demand increases. Also making resource news is Tanami Gold reporting promising drilling findings at the Jims gold mine.
Latest highlights include the government aiming to get more local businesses benefiting from increased military presence in the NT, and Santos projecting increased production amid its NT expansion plans; meanwhile making resource news is SQM investing in a new NT lithium project, New Frontier starting a geophysical survey at Harts Range, and Merlin Project revealing promising base metal targets.
Latest highlights include the NT’s first magnetite shipment leaving for Asia, the Federal Government committing an additional $200 million to boost the NT’s rare earths mine, and MetalsGrove announcing encouraging exploration findings. Also making resource news is energy company Echelon making further acquisitions in the Territory.
Latest highlights include AirAsia to resume Northern Territory operations in March, Alice Springs recording over 2,100 registered businesses in 2024, the proposed Momentus Hotels and Resorts Waterfront hotel facing uncertainty, and the Federal Government committing to boosting the availability of affordable housing.
The latest highlights include the Twin Falls gorge at Kakadu National Park re-opening in 2026, Marriott launching its first hotel in Darwin, a new pipeline for Tamboran’s Beetaloo projects, and Tivan’s Speewah awarded major project status by the Federal Government.
Latest highlights include the NT somehow being named the fourth-best jurisdiction to do business in the country, CommBank opens in Darwin, and Tourism NT teams up with Toyota for an exciting Kakadu adventure itinerary. Also making resource news, the NT Government approved Desoto’s 2025 drilling programs and Prodigy is pursuing gold through an NT mineral lease application.
The latest business highlights include a new investment boost to enhance mining prospects of Tennant Creek, and Dollars and Sense opening their fifth NT discount store. Also making resource news is Kingsland to define an indicated resource for Leliyn in the NT, CLP approves revival of Pine Creek gold mine, and Bubalus set to secure land access for Nolans East.
The latest highlights include the CLP government still seeking solutions for NT’s $9 billion debt, NT businesses to benefit from significant payroll tax concessions, and NT Tourism aims for a record number of cruise ship arrivals. Also making resource news is APA Group being targeted in a bid to stop its fracking project, Oceana reports progress at its Napperby Project, and Core’s quarter shows positive progress.
The latest highlights include Qatar-Virgin buy-in signals positive developments for NT, bookings open for Top End discount tourism scheme, and the NT Chamber of Commerce looking for a new chief executive. Also making resource news is NT greenlights Tivan’s Sandover project, and Astute Metals utilizes its option to acquire IOCG royalty.
The latest highlights include Gemco Mine still grappling with cyclone-related challenges, and the First Home Buyers grant scheme begins October 1. Also making resource news is Vista Gold discovers high-grade vein intercepts at Mt Todd, and ECNT seeks stay order on Tamboran’s Beetaloo fracking project.
The latest highlights include NT mineral expenditures exceeding Australia’s total by more than eightfold, and SC dismisses legal challenge against Tamboran’s fracking approvals. Also making resource news is that Beetaloo Basin is on the brink of initiating its first gas production, and Beetaloo Basin can supply gas to Australia for the next 400 years.
