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TEGAN’S YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENTS 

In the past 12 months, Tegan’s work as Principal Dealer at Bridge Toyota and Lexus of Darwin has been recognised both locally and nationally. She was named the inaugural NT News People’s Choice Leader of the Year – an award voted by everyday Territorians.  Tegan also received the 2025 Barbara Cox Award for her exceptional leadership...

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PRACTISING POSITIVITY

The organisation employs 20 people specialising in the delivery of behaviour support and specialist support services to NDIS participants. The team is made up of a range of disability and health professionals who work as Behaviour Support Practitioners, including a behaviour analyst, an occupational therapist, social workers, educators and a...

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GOLDEN ‘PAY’ DIRT

Most were unaware of the massive effort required to create the specialised 1.6km track. The NT Government’s Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) had less than a year to design, construct and certify the new track from the release of the first tender. The track’s 22 corners, 21 jumps and a 90m starting straight were a rare...

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DCOH BUILDS ON MOMENTUM WITH NATIONAL RECOGNITION AND CITY SHAPING PROJECTS 

Since then, the company’s achievements have been nothing short of impressive.  The past 18 months have delivered some of the most significant milestones in the company’s history, reinforcing DCOH’s position as one of the Northern Territory’s most respected and capable organisations, and as a business that continues to invest...

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EDUCATE, LISTEN AND INVESTIGATE 

In a small, non-descript space at the back of one of Darwin’s oldest commercial blocks is the office of the Territory’s newest independent business advocate. The surroundings are simple but there’s nothing simple about the job the Territory Procurement Champion is undertaking.  Tom Harris’ role is to educate NT businesses about...

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SMALL IN SIZE, BIG ON IMPACT 

As Territory Q celebrates this, our 50th edition, we are proud to have shared many of their success stories.  An impressive 96% of all Territory businesses are categorised as small – only 4% employ more than 20 workers. More than 50% are sole traders and partnerships. Most are lean, hands-on operations.  Small businesses employ...

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WELCOME HOME TO NORTHCREST 

Whether you are an investor or homebuyer, you will want to consider Northcrest for your next property purchase.  Introducing Solis Real Estate  With extensive knowledge of the area, Solis Real Estate has been appointed as the official sales and marketing agent for Northcrest, with Licensee Kristy Millar supporting both home buyers...

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CELEBRATING CHINESE LUNAR NEW YEAR IN DARWIN

The city’s Chinese community has deep roots here. From the gold rush days of the 1870s to rebuilding after Cyclone Tracy, Chinese Territorians have shaped Darwin’s culture, cuisine, and heart.  The Chung Wah Society Chinese Temple on Woods Street still stands as a symbol of that strength, a quiet, spiritual anchor amid the city’s...

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REVIEW: ELLA BY MINOLI 

It was a Friday night in Darwin and a friend was in from interstate. We’re headed to Brown’s Mart for a show, deciding on a quick bite at Ella by Minoli. It's equal parts cool, cultured and smoked coconut-scented and a great spot to take an interstate guest, so that you can show them how sophisticated we are in Darwin as we sip our $25...

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TERRITORY TASTE

WHAT’S HOT Speargrass Opens Its Cellar Doors The Top End has a new must-sip destination, with Speargrass officially opening its doors to the public and pouring some of the most awarded local spirits in the country. Kicking off with Friday sessions, the cellar door is now welcoming visitors for tastings, tours and a taste of true NT...

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TERRITORY TASTE RETURNS 

If there’s one thing that can still make Territorians put their phones down, it’s food. Not the quick smashing of a sausage roll with tomato sauce in the servo carpark, but real food – the kind that makes you sit, talk, laugh and maybe even lick the plate when no one’s looking.  Meals are when we come together, and share. And now,...

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COMPLETING DARWIN’S AVENUE OF HONOUR 

A revitalised committee and new strategic direction have re-energised the organisation. The pinnacle of its most recent achievements being the opening of a revamped RSL Club in the Old Admiralty House building on The Esplanade. The club has been rebadged as the Darwin Services Club to avoid confusion and has opened up its membership to other...