Around 2,000 short-term hospitality and tourism workers from interstate, UK, and Germany are being sought under the Northern Territory government’s $2.6 million workforce campaign to fill critical skill shortages across the Territory ahead of the Dry season.
Darwin locals can access the latest round of the popular myDarwin voucher program today – with $600,000 being made available to spend at local businesses.
Creative Territorians will have access to new subsidised training opportunities as part of a new partnership between Screen Territory, Arts NT and the National Institute of Dramatic Art, in an effort to “boost skills” in the NT’s creative industries.
Owner-occupier housing finance commitments were down in the month of January by 23.5 per cent to only 355, a new government report shows.
The NT Independent is providing you with an update of resource news from across the Northern Territory.
A betting company that provides esport gambling has been granted a sports bookmaking licence by the Northern Territory Racing Commission, it’s chief executive officer has said.
The first flight carrying international tourists in two years to the Northern Territory landed at 3:17 am Monday morning from Hong Kong and Singapore, following federal changes that will allow vaccinated international tourists to fly into Australia from today.
Renewable energy company, Desert Springs Octopus has been launched in the Northern Territory with the company saying it is looking to invest $50 billion over the next 10 years.
Lithium is all the rage, NT juniors are listing across the world, Rio Tinto maintains yields and spruiks further dividends despite Ranger’s rehab cost prediction blowout, Empire announces Beetaloo increase but the market doesn’t appear to care, plus much more in this week’s Resource Wrap.
The Northern Territory Government has refused Glencore’s McArthur River mine’s expansion application on the grounds that it threatens an important sacred site, a parliamentary report shows.
A bizarre power tool explosion in a Darwin car has authorities issuing a warning to Territorians about the risk of fires caused by lithium-ion batteries.
Darwin has seen a massive 52.6 per cent increase in the cost of fuel over the past 12 months, compared to the national average of 39.7 per cent, according to the latest ACCC report.
