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Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Talent
Designed especially for post-graduation and early-career students, the program helps fill critical skills gaps in the Northern Territory while encouraging talented individuals to stay in Darwin, launch careers, and even start businesses locally.
“Many of our participants come from IT, cybersecurity, or data science backgrounds. But with the...
Esper sets sights on growth after Croc Pitch win in 2024 propels hyperspectral success
The Melbourne-based company’s low-cost hyperspectral imaging sensors — mounted on satellites — are enabling faster, cheaper and less disruptive mineral exploration. Mining companies scanning the Northern Territory’s vast terrain can now pinpoint promising drill targets with speed and precision.
“Croc Pitch marked an important step...
CROC PITCH RUNNER-UP WINS $1M+ INVESTMENT
This is what happened to US-based logistics drone specialist Blueflite, when the company secured $1 million-plus in venture capital investment shortly after “losing” the contest in 2023. The 6th Croc Pitch contest, sponsored by Paspalis and hosted by the Darwin Innovation Hub, will take place in October 2024.
Contestants can receive up to...
Australia’s First Carbon-Fibre Hydrogen Fuel Tank Vessel
Blueflite, a company that has received venture capital from a co-investment fund partnership between Paspalis and the Northern Territory’s Local Jobs Fund, is modernising logistics with its advanced cargo drone platform. Recently, Alex Farrugia, Investment Manager at Paspalis, and Frank Noppel, CEO of Blueflite, visited the North Australian...
Equatorial Space Systems: Pioneering Space InnovationH150
Equatorial Space Systems (ESS), a leading innovator in hybrid rocket propulsion, is making significant advancements in the aerospace sector. Founder and CEO Simon Gwozdz recently flew in from Singapore to prepare for the company’s upcoming static firings and test launch campaigns. His visit also marked the finalisation of the US$1.5 million...
INVESTING IN DUAL-USE TECH IN THE TERRITORY
Dual-use is not new to the Territory. In 2019, Paspalis invested in awardwinning SPEE3D, which had an innovative approach to 3D printing that allowed for the rapid and cost-effective production of metal parts. Since then, SPEE3D has advanced its capabilities to support critical needs, such as supplying Ukraine’s frontlines with essential repair...
Innovating the Top End: Darwin Hub Sparks Entrepreneurial Spirit
The Darwin Innovation Hub (DIH) has been a bustling center of activity and innovation, offering a range of events that have brought together the local business and technology communities. The venue has hosted events that not only cater to the entrepreneurial spirit of the Northern Territory but also aim to foster innovation, growth, and...
FROM CONCEPT TO CAPITAL
It's a journey that feels akin to mountaineering – challenging, often unpredictable, yet undeniably rewarding for those who dare to ascend. But how does one embark on such a journey in the Territory with nothing more than an idea in their back pocket?
The journey from conception to commercialisation is undoubtedly daunting, especially for...
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...
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...
EVENT FATIGUE IS REAL
I get it. Any other time of the year it’s too hot, too humid and too wet in the Top End. And it’s too hot with too many flies in Central Australia.
Which makes sense if you’re holding a music festival or a gala ball under the stars.
But the weather has nothing to do with an indoor business event, industry awards night or educational...