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Alice has a spirit

But someone has tried... At the Darwin Distilling Co, distiller Bec Bullen has created The Alice Dry Gin, an ode to the Red Centre and the place so many Territorians carry with them. It is unmistakably Central Australian, layered with local ingredients that tell a story of country and character. Bold juniper meets bright Red Centre citrus,...
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BRIDGING THE SKILLS GAP 

A recent study by Hays found more than 80 percent of organisations report skills shortages, making talent gaps a systematic issue constraining growth and productivity.  “A big challenge for small and medium businesses is graduates generally need 3 to 6 months of training before they can really contribute,” Skillaroo Co-founder and...
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WHEN DARWIN STOPPED THE CLOCK 

On Saturday 15 June 1918, Darwin did something remarkable. It stopped. Not entirely – this was still a frontier town held together with corrugated iron, sweat, and a healthy disregard for long-term planning, but for one long afternoon and evening, people downed tools, packed hampers, dusted off their best hat, and made their way to Mindil Beach...
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CARING HANDS FROM ACROSS THE SEA

Like many parts of regional and remote Australia, Alice Springs faces significant challenges when it comes to delivering aged care. Distance, workforce shortages and high staff turnover place sustained pressure on providers, requiring practical and scalable solutions to maintain continuity of care. At Australian Regional and Remote...
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THE TERRITORY – WHERE BIG IDEAS COME TO LIFE

With globally significant sectors, including energy, critical minerals, marine services and enabling infrastructure, reaching commercial acceleration, the summit will showcase the scale of opportunity transforming the Territory and attracting intensifying investor interest from Australia, Asia and other international markets. Positioned closer...
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BACK A LOCAL 

The initiative encourages Territorians to make a conscious choice to shop, eat, hire and explore locally wherever possible.  It is supported by the Territory Procurement Champion, who is engaging with local businesses to share local business stories and promote the buy local message.  Madelyn Farrington and Ryan Butterworth, who...
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PAUL EVERINGHAM:

There are politicians who manage things carefully, quietly and cautiously. Then there was Paul Everingham — the Northern Territory’s first Chief Minister — who approached leadership the way most Territorians approach cyclone preparation: leave it late, move fast and hope confidence counts as a strategy.  Love him or loathe him,...
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SAM STROHMAYR 

It was probably inevitable that Sam Strohmayr would end up as the boss of one of the Northern Territory’s most exciting mining projects.  His late father Walter worked at Frances Creek iron ore mine , just north of Pine Creek.  “I was always going to end up in the Territory,” he says.  Mr Strohmayr, who has now lived...