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MRM BACKS BAKERY

And a big part of the success is down to a contract with McArthur River Mine, which is nearly 1000 kilometres south-east of Darwin. The bakery supplies 400-550 products, including rolls and sliced bread, to the giant lead and zinc mine near Borroloola every week. Owner Brian Seears says: “MRM is very important to our business, which in...

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START NT

The Darwin Inovation Hub is proud to be at the forefront of innovation and growth through Start NT, our incubator program tailored for early-stage startups in the region. HOW TO ACCESS THE PROGRAM Kickstart your journey by scanning the QR Code and registering your interest online. Note that applicants must be current Northern Territory...

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SPEE3D WINS RACE

The 3D metal printer Spee3d can rapidly manufacture components in a variety of different metals and alloys. It is being exported to several countries, including the United States, and is breaking into the Defence industry. Steve Camilleri and Byron Kennedy raced the Desert Rose solar car between 1987 and 2005. In 2000, after many...

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MEGAN DELIGHTED TO DO THE DOUBLE

She hasn’t looked back. Nhulunbuy, the pretty little community 650 kilometers east of Darwin, is diversifying from being a mining town to become a centre for space exploration, tourism, and a hub for medical and education. Gove Real Estate provides property management services, sales of residential, commercial and industrial properties,...

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OUR MOST HEAD-HUNTED MAN

He has been offered a couple of dozen high-flying jobs during his career – and even today, as a fit 60-year-old grandfather, still has to resist the occasional temptation.  And the reason is simple: he has a proven track record of taking businesses by the scruff of the neck and making them profitable in a short time.  His latest...

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BTC AT TOP OF THE INDUSTRY

“I used to get a couple of calls a week to hang a door or replace flyscreens,” he says.  Today, his company, BTC Constructions, project manages prestigious jobs throughout Darwin.  “Nothing was just given to me,” he says. “I’ve had to work hard – very hard.”  Brendan, who is a qualified carpenter and...

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AANT CELEBRATES 60 YEARS IN STYLE

The milestone marks a rich history of providing services, offering discounts and advocating for road safety.  The organisation, which has become part of the Territory social fabric since its humble origins in 1963, is offering exclusive member competitions throughout October.  “It’s our birthday and we want to celebrate and...

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DAVIDSON HELPS HALT WAR ON OUR TALENT

Davidson, which has established a respected national presence in a highly competitive industry over the past 32 years, has opened an office in Darwin city centre.  But it has been recruiting senior managers for the Territory Government and private businesses for several years.  Davidson has successfully placed more than 20...

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SUNBUILD SALUTED

They picked up a new award, the $20- 50 million Defence building category, for the North West Mobile Force Regimental HQ within the Larrakeyah Defence Precinct in Darwin. It was the Territory born-and-bred company’s 40th Master Builders trophy over the past three decades, a testament to the drive to deliver innovative, quality projects –...

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NOUS SUPPORTS OUR ECONOMY

These are just a few of the implications for the Northern Territory from the transition to net zero, as the way we power our economy shifts toward low-carbon options. It’s a transition that Chief Executive and Managing Principal Tim Orton and the Darwin-based team at Nous Group are keen to be a part of. “ The shift to net zero is...

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FAMILY FIRM’S GROWING GAINS

T&J was established by Tony and Jean Civitarese in Tennant Creek in 1987 – with Jean in the office and Tony on the tools. The company now employs about 30-40 staff and has opened a smart office in Darwin Business Park. “We were covering nearly the whole of the Territory and opened in Darwin so that we can do more Top End work,” says...

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ROBOTIC HARVESTER SNAPPED UP IN CROC PITCH CHALLENGE

Agricultural Robotics inspired the judges to be part of reshaping an industry and easing the labour challenge. The two runner ups were also from the agriculture sector their prizes supported by the Northern Territory Government’s Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade. Now in its 5th year, Croc Pitch is Northern Australia’s premier...