NATIONAL CRITICAL CARE AND TRAUMA RESPONSE CENTRE Business

TRAUMA CENTRE PLAYS KEY ROLE IN COVD RESPONSE

Federally funded through the Australian Government, the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre (NCCTRC) was established following Darwin’s response to the 2002 Bali bombings. Since its inception in 2004, the Darwin-based NCCTRC has become a key component of the Australian Government’s disaster and emergency medical preparedness...

DARWIN COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE & HILTON DARWIN Business

HILTON DELIGHTED WITH CLASSY JOB

Darwin Commercial Construction and Maintenance carried out a relatively small contract in 2019 for the Hilton Darwin in Mitchell Street – upgrading the hotel laundry. It did such a good job – within budget, on time and with the minimum of disruption – that the hotel was happy to award the company the much larger renovation tender. The...

DANTE ST JAMES Business

SIMPLIFYING TECHNOLOGY

But how many of us are comfortable, let alone fully understand the realm of capabilities our digital equipment can do? Quite often we’re even more afraid of the audacious tech guy (yes, they’re mostly men), who speak some foreign language making us wonder which planet they originated from. So, it was refreshing to talk with Dante St James...

PACIFIC LABOUR FACILITY Business

SWEET SOLUTION TO LABOUR SHORTAGE

The company has employed workers from Vanuatu through the Seasonal Worker Programme since the beginning of 2017 by using the Job Shop, an approved employer for both programs. The SWP has provided Foxalicious Fruit with a reliable, returning workforce each season, but they could see the benefit in hiring workers for a longer period. While...

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Business

LEADING RECOVERY

The new Board at the Chamber of Commerce is champing at the bit – eager to represent the Northern Territory’s business community in the strongest possible way as the economy recovers from the coronavirus and recession. Chamber President Karen Sheldon says the strength and diversity of the Board is shown in its regional diversity and broad...

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE Business

TOURISM TAKES RECOVERY ROAD

The $4 million package will help improve wayside inns and roadhouses as the NT grows the all-important tourism drive market. Caravan parks may apply if they meet the eligibility criteria. It closes on 14 January 2021 and recipients will be confirmed in February-March. The grant program will help businesses carry out infrastructure projects...

NT NEWS: TRAINING AWARDS Business

ARMY RESERVISTS CELEBRATE AWARD

The part-time soldiers have worked hard to make a success of the Regional Education and Development Course, a collaboration between the Batchelor Institute and the Defence Force. The course won the Industry Collaboration category at the Australian Training Awards. It qualified for the national contest by winning the same award at the NT...

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND TRADE Business

SUPPORTING TERRITORY BUSINESSES

Our small businesses are a key pillar of the Northern Territory economy, and many have been significantly impacted due the shut down and restrictions during COVID-19. The initiatives are designed to assist Territory businesses recover, rebuild and adapt to new market conditions. The programs will be delivered by the Department of Industry,...

Department of Industry, tourism and trade Business

REBUILDING THE NT ECONOMY

“There has never been a more important time to achieve economic growth,” says Department Chief Executive Shaun Drabsch. He says growing the economy from today’s $26 billion to $40 billion would create 35,000 new jobs and drive the population above 300,000. “And it will mean a strong economy that supports a safe and healthy...

Business

BUILDING A GOOD REPUTATION

Brendan Cunningham, Managing Director of BTC Constructions is a big man of very few words. “I prefer to let BTC’s outstanding work and our clients’ words speak for itself.” And they’ve built an enviable reputation in their six short years in Darwin. BTC Constructions are renowned for their understanding of the effects that the...

NT LAND CORPORATION Business

GROWING OUR FUTURE

The highly prospective agricultural land is spread across the Territory. Economic flow-on from the releases is expected to create more than 150 new jobs and regional training opportunities. It will also increase the Territory’s capacity to lead in new agricultural innovation, technology, infrastructure and environmental stewardship. With...

DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING AND LOGISTIC Business

OPENING UP THE OUTBACK

The remote road project achieved a notable quinella – it supported 111 direct jobs, including 26 Indigenous workers, and improved access for communities and business, including a major new agricultural development. The Keep River Plains Road delivers more than 27.7 kilometres of sealed road, from the Western Australia-Northern Territory...