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30 YEARS OF McARTHUR RIVER MINE 

Since 1995, (MRM) has been at the forefront of zinc and lead production in Australia. It’s an amazing feat, one marked by milestones and groundbreaking technological innovations that are now used across the world.  The making of MRM  MRM may have been in operation for 30 years, but its history dates back much further – more...

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OPENING DOORS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION 

Stars Foundation mentors and empowers First Nations' girls and young women to make active choices towards realising their full potential. Clontarf Academies operate under a similar framework but are aimed at supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys and young men.  The visit reflects INPEX’s commitment to supporting...

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COMMITTED TO THE TERRITORY 

Shaping vibrant and resilient communities is not just an opportunity— it is a responsibility we embrace with pride and purpose. Our community investment programs aim to make a positive impact through:  • education and training programs • health and wellbeing initiatives • business capacity building • programs...

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RELIABLE ENERGY FOR ALL TERRITORIANS 

One severe weather system, one disruption of a major asset, or one supply chain delay can place households, businesses, and entire regions under unexpected stress. In a place defined by distance and climate, reliability is not just a technical matter — it is central to safety, wellbeing, and opportunity.  Across the Territory, our energy...

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MONADELPHOUS CELEBRATES APPRENTICE ACHIEVEMENTS

Monadelphous offers extensive graduate, vacation, apprenticeship and traineeship programs to attract new talent, and places great importance on supporting and providing quality training to their apprentices, which is critical to the company’s growth in the Territory and supporting long-term partner INPEX.  Through their apprenticeship...

Issue 49

RELIABILITY, SAFETY AND COMMUNITY

This shutdown underpins our commitment to safe, reliable production and investment in the Northern Territory. The planned maintenance involves the shutdown of Ichthys LNG offshore and onshore facilities to service key pieces of infrastructure and equipment including the Ichthys Explorer – our central processing facility – and the Ichthys...

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PORT PLANS FOR BIGGER FUTURE

This forward thinking is necessary to ensure that the port has the capacity to meet the needs of the Territory.  It has led to the development of a Port Development Plan 2025-2030 and a new Port Master Plan, which collectively outline a long-term vision, as well as the specific projects that are planned to get the organisation...

Issue 49

CELEBRATING 70 YEARS OF WATER RESOURCES

Over the subsequent 70 years Water Resources has grown from modest beginnings into the cornerstone of responsible water resource management; overseeing the investigation, allocation, regulation and use of the Territory’s most vital resource.  This year is a remarkable milestone. This year, Water Resources celebrates 70 years...

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BOOST FOR BEETALOO

After many years of preparatory work, lengthy political and regulatory delays and substantial investment, the Beetaloo Basin will see the first production and sale of gas by next year. The Beetaloo and McArthur basins may provide a significant boost to future energy needs on Australia’s East Coast, a potential gas-dependent manufacturing...

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NT’S KEY ROLE IN POWERING THE WORLD

The Barossa project is about to start shipping gas to the world-class LNG plant.  The Darwin Life Extension project created 600 jobs during construction and will extend the life of Darwin LNG by about 20 years.  “Barossa is a symbol of our commitment to the Northern Territory and to the region,” says Santos Executive Vice...

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A NEW BEGINNING 

It is easy to see why. The word itself feels final, associated with winding down. Yet for the Northern Territory, decommissioning represents something different – a new beginning. It is the chance to unlock a multi-billion-dollar industry, create skilled local jobs, and anchor Darwin as a hub for safe, efficient, and sustainable dismantling and...

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RED TAPE TARGETED

The annual NT Resources Week, which is supported by the NT Government and organised by event management company Informa, will be held at the Darwin Convention Centre from 3-4 September. As usual, the conference will be a three-headed affair – SEAAOC, Mining the Territory, and Clean Energy and Decarbonisation. Themes of SEAOCC, the major...