ISOLATED CHILDREN'S PARENTS ASSOCIATION Business

ICPA: FAIR EDUCATION FOR ALL CHILDREN

Despite the daunting challenges of expense and the tyranny of distance, geographically isolated families commit to the lion’s share of responsibility to educate their children. ICPA advocates for equity in education for students who live in rural and remote Australia, including for mobile early learning resources and for help for parents...

CENTRALIAN LAND MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION Business

CLMA: CARING FOR THE LAND

Formed in 1988 with support from the Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association, our aim is to foster sound land management practices within the local pastoral industry for a productive and sustainable future. We assist our members by: • providing contacts for natural resource management workshops, including soil conservation, species and...

MARYFIELD STATION Business

SETTING THE STANDARD

Colin Ross and Jo Pomeroy are the type of pastoralists and leaders all industries seek. Ross defines himself by his actions and nothing else. On the sprawling properties of Limbunya and Maryfield Stations, in vastly different landscapes, Colin and partner Jo are setting standards they hope others will follow and at the same time creating a...

TQ OPINION Business

CHANGE CORRECTS POWER IMBALANCE

After nearly 12 months of negotiations, a fundamental recommendation of the Scientific Inquiry into Hydraulic Fracturing will come into force. The Northern Territory Government, Chief Minister Michael Gunner, Deputy Chief Minister Nicole Manison and the previous Minister for Primary Industry and Resources Paul Kirby should be warmly...

MINDIL BEACH CASINO RESORT Business

AVRIL’S A SAFE BET

The 14-year-old girl fell hopelessly in love with the Northern Territory. “I loved the transformation from the beautiful red rock country of Central Australia to the lush, tropical north,” she says. “The scenery was stunning. “It was exciting. I felt the whole place was almost untouched. Why would you want anything more than the...

VEOLIA Business

VEOLIA LEADS THE WAY

Environmental services company Veolia, in partnership with the City of Darwin, is working hard and intelligently to divert waste away from the landfill. For instance, steel found in waste is segregated and stockpiled ready for baling and repurposing. Veolia has deployed equipment to the facility to undertake the task. In addition, a huge...

LANDFILL MANAGEMENT SERVICES Business

WASTE NOT BEING WASTED

The Shoal Bay Bioenergy Facility in Darwin has a 1.1-megawatt landfill-biogas-to-energy plant, which generates renewable electricity from landfill biogas. The project was commissioned in 2005 by LMS Energy – market leaders in the bioenergy industry. The facility was a pioneering renewable energy project for the Territory because it was the...

DARWIN INNOVATION HUB Business

UNLOCKING THE TREASURE CHEST

In the past five years the Northern Territory has quietly developed the foundations of a vibrant innovation ecosystem. A highlights reel would show you companies such as SPEE3D creating new innovations in 3D metal printing and advanced manufacturing and other up-and-coming start-ups, such as Corrosion Instruments and Universal Site Management,...

MCARTHUR RIVER MINE Business

MRM: PROUD OF STAFF AND COMMUNITY

The pandemic lockdown began a month later. But rather than panic, Steven and the McArthur River Mine (MRM) management team set about ensuring two things: the safety of staff and local community members, and a safe and sustainable operation. Both have been achieved – there has been no community or site transmission of covid-19 and the...

DXC Technology Business

DXC TECHNOLOGY: HELPING THE TERRITORY REACH FULL POTENTIAL

As one of the world’s leading independent, end-to-end IT services companies, DXC Technology has helped countless organisations harness the power of technology and innovation. It now wants to create a springboard that will help Territorians leverage its expertise, global scale and supplier partnerships that will propel the region into the...

ANINDILYAKWA LAND AND SEA RANGERS Business

MEET EDNA, THE DOG TOADS LOVE TO HATE

The five-year-old golden Labrador has been trained to sniff out the odour of one of the world’s worst invasive species. Cane toads were first introduced into Australia from Central America in 1935, and since then and have marched across northern Australia, resulting in huge declines in native wildlife. The toads have glands on their backs...

THE ESSIGNTON SCHOOL Business

ESSINGTON: MORE THAN ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Essington consistently achieves outstanding results in the NAPLAN and NTCET tests – in fact, the results compare favourably with those from Australia’s top schools. But while inspiring bold thinking to achieve strong academic results is a core element of the school, Essington also strives to enhance the learning of students in a variety of...