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National Critical and Trauma Response Centre Issue 29

TRAUMA CENTRE LEADS THE FIGHT

Lessons learned from deployments to respond to Covid-19 have been invaluable with the AUSMAT (Australian Medical Assistance Team) experience and knowledge providing insight to develop a training package for the Northern Territory’s remote health workforce. AUSMAT members are veterans of infectious disease and quarantine management having...
October Business Month Business

POST-COVID: SUSTAINABILITY AND INNOVATION BECKONS

Many business owners experienced immediate shocks to revenue. And as the pandemic continues, Australia looks set to face more uncertainty collectively. But through this hit to confidence, many businesses pivoted quickly to work in new ways and across new channels. Australian business owners have supported their employees, continued to keep...
SANTOS Business

TRAIN LOCAL, WORK LOCAL

The Territory is part of its heritage as an Australian oil and gas producer and it has a duty to support young Territorians and Australians into well-paying, secure, skilled jobs. Since the construction of Darwin LNG (DLNG) began in 2003, and operations commenced in 2006, employment and training of NT locals has underpinned the success of this...
Tourism NT Business

VEEP’S THE WORD

The buzzword in the Northern Territory’s crucially important tourism industry is VEEP. It stands for Visitor Experience Enhancement Program, a Territory Government initiative to help tourist operators improve the on-ground experience for visitors. The program is enormously popular. It has helped businesses in a myriad of practical ways –...