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Ship Lift Issue 26

SHIP LIFT RAISES BUSINESS MORALE

Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Greg Bicknell says: “It’s welcome news.” He says the biggest benefits will be enjoyed when the ship lift is built and ships start coming to Darwin to be serviced. “The ship lift is good for the business community – it’s part of the big picture.” Mr Bicknell says other major projects include...
Ship Lift Business

TERRITORY ECONOMY GIVEN $400m LIFT

The 103 metre lift will bring $260 million into the Northern Territory economy every year by servicing large vessels from industries such as offshore petroleum, fishing, pearling, Defence and the Border Force. It will create about 100 jobs during construction and generate about 400 directly and indirectly during operation. The ship lift, which...
Investment Territory Business

TEAM LEADS TERRITORY INVESTMENT CHARGE

The Territory’s economy is expected to grow by 2.5 percent a year for the next five years. Investment Territory has been given the task of doubling that to 5 percent, which would add $1 billion to the NT economy and create jobs. Economists say this can be achieved only through sustainable economic development driven by private...
Sun Cable Business

SUN SHINES ON THE TERRITORY

David Griffin, who has built wind farms and solar arrays in Australia and South Africa over the past 19 years, is aiming for financial closure by late 2023. This means sun-powered electricity could be transmitted to Darwin and onto Singapore within a decade. The solar farm near Tennant Creek would be the biggest in the world. “I’ve...
Northern Territory Government Business

MAJOR PROJECTS QUEUING UP

The NT Major Projects Conference, which is being staged at the Darwin Convention Centre from October 29-30, has again attracted top-flight speakers. Core Lithium managing director Stephen Biggins will give an update on the Finniss lithium project, near Darwin. The project has a JORC compliant resources of 3.45 million tonnes. Production is...