Issue 40

WORLD-CLASS RESEARCH REVOLUTIONISES MAPPING

The technology, developed by Dr Rohan Fisher, uses environmental modelling, cultural mapping and simulations of landscape processes projected onto 3D-printed terrains for use in a wide variety of knowledge exchange contexts.  These Projection Augmented Landscape Models (PALMs) bring science and local knowledge together in a way that...

Issue 40

AIRPORT GIVEN $11M FACELIFT

Airport Development Group is investing more than $11m to transform the terminal. The work is affecting nearly every aspect of the terminal, including an expanded terminal footprint, new common use check-in kiosks and bag drop facilities, major renovations to all food and beverage outlets, expanded security screening and covered car parking....

Issue 40

NT RESOURCES WEEK – GAS, MINING AND DECARBONISATION

It includes the South East Asia Australia Offshore & Onshore conference, the Mining the Territory Conference, and the Environmental Management & Decarbonisation Forum. NT Resources Week will be held at the Darwin Convention Centre on 13-14 September. The triple-header – Northern Australia’s largest resources and construction...

Issue 40

SANTOS SHOWS FAITH IN THE NT

Rusca Environmental Solutions will carry out waste management services for the extension of the Darwin liquefied natural gas plant at Wickham Point. Santos sees the contact as an important step forward in its commitment to support and increase opportunities for Indigenous businesses and create economic development in Aboriginal...

Issue 39

SHIFT LIFT BACK ON TRACK

Navy, Border Force, offshore oil and gas, survey, fishing and tourism vessels of up to 5500 tonnes will be capable of being raised out of the water and transferred to a blast and paint shed or hardstand for repair and maintenance.  The ship lift project also includes significant wet berth capacity enabling large vessels to moor...

Issue 39

TOWARDS NET-ZERO

The long-awaited shift is now underway from a period of high ambition to one of action. Driven by the public and stakeholders, governments and companies are accelerating toward net-zero emissions. Renewable energy and electrification, hydrogen, energy efficiency and other methods to combat climate change are taking off at unprecedented pace....

Business

FAMILY FIRM ENJOY GROWING GAINS

Humpty Doo Welding and Fabrication started out as a one-man business six years ago – but now employs 15 tradespeople, including three Indigenous Territorians. Owner Adam Marsh is concentrating on work in the mining, oil and gas, construction, civil and defence industries. “Our track record proves that we can safely complete a project to...

Issue 38

NT STRIDES TOWARDS BRAVE GREEN WORLD

The purpose-built, gas-powered Middle Arm Sustainable Precinct will be a blueprint for the future of Australian industry – sustainable, modern and high-tech. The precinct is being made “work ready” – all major infrastructure, such as roads, power and water, will be in place. Private investment is being encouraged for low-emission...

Innovation

JOBS FUND BACKS ENTREPRENEURS

Darwin-based Life H2O Australia has received a $2.5 million co-investment through the fund, which will see the business expand its workforce and relocate to a larger premises in Winnellie. Life H2O Australia develops unique portable water purification and desalination systems, which will be useful to remote communities, emergency and disaster...

Issue 38

AVENIRA: AUSTRALIA’S FIRST INTEGRATED LFP BATTERY CATHODE PROJECT

Wonarah, near the township of Tennant Creek, 1000 kilometres south of Darwin, has the potential to become a world-class centre for downstream phosphorous production as a precursor for TPA and LFP production in Darwin. The project is 100 percent owned by Avenira, which is confident that initial direct shipping ore production will commence in...

Infrastructure

ALLAN KING TAKES THE HIGH ROAD

Allan King & Sons has an impressive portfolio of successfully carrying out both remote and local contracts – from major road intersection upgrades, prawn farm ponds, flood immunity works, constructing multiple bridges from Dundee as far as Timber Creek, to manufacturing construction materials, and the operation of fixed and mobile concrete...

Issue 38

SEA BREEZE REBORN

Neil and Desley Sunners, who own Territory born-and-bred construction company Sunbuild, are delighted that the 92-apartment Sea Breeze project in the Darwin suburb of Nightcliff has restarted. And they wanted to celebrate by showing their respect for Indigenous culture by asking Larrakia Elder Tony Duwan Lee and his son Trent Bundirrik Lee to...