Proposed developments and rezoning applications will now be required to include the site plan and a rendered image of the project proposal at the proposed site, the NT Government has announced.
Proposed developments and rezoning applications will now be required to include the site plan and a rendered image of the project proposal at the proposed site, the NT Government has announced.
Northern Territory retail spending was up 3.6 per cent seasonally adjusted in December from the previous month, an Australian Bureau of Statistics retail trade report shows.
A Brisbane-based agriculture company has been selected as the preferred developer of the Northern Territory’s single largest land release for agricultural development; a 67,500 hectare project near the WA border.
Tamboran Resources shares fell 17 per cent on Tuesday after the company announced flow test results of two horizontal wells it shares with Santos in the Beetaloo Sub-Basin.
Sentinel Property Group, a Brisbane based company, has purchased Casuarina Square shopping centre off the GPT Group for $397 million.
Territorians will be able to access up to $1 million in vouchers to spend at local stores, in Darwin and Alice Springs, the Darwin City Council and NT Government announced today, with a government co-funding option being offered to other councils across the Territory.
Crown Point Pastoral Company has bought three stations totalling more than 3.26 million hectares from Gina Rinehart’s expansive northern portfolio, including Phoenix Farm near Katherine.
Misery Beach, near Albany on the southern tip of WA, was named the country’s best beach by Tourism Australia on Sunday, beating out the Territory’s own Dundee Beach, which ranked tenth.
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Darwin’s Consumer Price Index increased a modest 0.8 per cent in the last quarter to December, but had the biggest increase of all the capital cities overall in 2021, recording a six per cent rise, figures released by NT Treasury show.
The Northern Territory has ranked last in the country for economic growth for the 13th straight quarter, according to CommSec’s State of the States report.
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.