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11:03am 16th April, 2025

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GAS PART OF OUR HISTORY

Activists trying to halt the job-creating Middle Arm industrial development and who are scaremongering and spreading misinformation among Traditional Owners about Beetaloo should take heed of the failed Barossa project challenge in the Federal Court. The findings have set the standard of proof required to support an assertion that a project is...
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TERRITORY’S GAS-FIRED ECONOMY

Fast-growing Asian economies led to an increase in gas demand of 2.8 percent in 2024, above the 2 percent average growth rate between 2010 and 2020. The greater demand necessitating greater supply is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Australia – and the Territory in particular – to create wealth through a strong, diverse and...
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A NEW WAVE OF MARINERS

With more than 1000 employees, 100 vessels and servicing nearly 50,000 tug movements annually, Svitzer Australia aims to onboard eleven trainees over the next two years, to address skills and workforce shortages in the maritime sector. Among them are two trainees who have commenced their journey in the Top End, made possible through a...
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SPROUT RETURNS TO IT’S ROOTS

In a significant shift for the Northern Territory’s creative industry, Campaign Edge Sprout has announced its return to operating solely as Sprout, a fully Territory-owned and operated creative agency. Founder and Director Anya Lorimer has returned as the sole shareholder, marking a strategic departure from the national agency, Campaign...
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MRM CARING FOR COUNTRY

Its nursery is filled with more than 100,000 plants – and counting. Another vigorous planting season began in April. A dedicated team of seven tree planters, mostly from Darwin, including a Traditional Owner, will spend the coming months revegetating along the 5.5 kilometre-long McArthur River diversion. The team works year-round...
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BULLDOZING DEMOCRACY

It’s an odd statement, because it relates to the NT Government’s legislation to create a Territory Coordinator in an effort to fast- track the Territory’s approval process for significant projects. There may be legitimate concerns with how the co-ordinator will be able to bypass regulations. But it should be remembered the...
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DANALA

Charles Darwin University’s striking new campus has been named Danala, the Larrakia name for the dillybag. And that’s appropriate – not just because Darwin is on Larrakia country but also because the traditional dillybag represents a place to house and store knowledge. Even though the new campus is primarily a place of learning,...