Indigenous Affairs

WHARF EARNS A LARRAKIA NAME

The naming of the wharf represents the mutual respect between Larrakia people and INPEX since 2008. As a part of the naming process, INPEX consulted the INPEX Larrakia Advisory Committee (ILAC) to suggest a name for the wharf in Larrakia language.  ILAC chair Darryn Wilson explains how the name Madla (pronounced Mud-lah) came...

Education

MICHAELA JOINS INPEX FAMILY

A simple careers talk at a Territory high school has altered a young Darwin apprentice’s career trajectory forever. The life changing moment came as Michaela Espie attended a INPEX careers talk at Taminmin High School in 2021. Michaela was previously enrolled in the former Girls Academy program which INPEX supported, and then the STARS...

Issue 38

INPEX EXCEEDS OWN TARGETS

INPEX started its RAP journey in 2013, demonstrating a deep commitment to engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in communities where the business operates. By late 2022, INPEX had exceeded its RAP targets and delivered tangible outcomes across a range of areas, in particular employment and business engagement, leading...

Issue 38

NEW OVERPASS PUTS DRIVER SAFETY FIRST

Jointly funded by the Australian and Northern Territory governments, the construction of an overpass at the intersection of Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road in Darwin will support about 450 jobs at the peak of construction with 150 on site at any one time. Nearly 20,000 vehicles travel on Tiger Brennan Drive each day and the busy...

Business

ADVANCE CIVIL’S SIX OF THE BEST

They brought home the 2022 Master Builders Australia Award for National Civil Infrastructure in the over $25 million category. Advance Civil, who specialise in complex concrete structures, have proven their extensive capabilities by successfully carrying out a massive contract that has brought comprehensive economic and social benefits to...

Issue 38

NAUTILUS FLIES HIGH WITH THE TERRITORY

The company has spent about $2 million on aircraft and facilities in the NT in past year and plans to spend more in the next few months. It has extensive experience delivering commercial aviation services in Northern Australia, including to remote mining sites. Nautilus Aviation also has expertise in aerial surveys; sling, heavy and...

Indigenous Affairs

MRM PLAYS GOLF FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Held over two days in August and September 2022, more than 200 MRM employees and contractors hit the fairways at the Palmerston Golf and Country Club for a day of fun, some wonderfully average golf, and to raise important funds all in the name of charity. MRM continues its strong partnership with the foundation through its Charity Golf Day...

Issue 37

SECURING THE DARWIN REGION’S WATER SUPPLY

Power and Water provides water supply services to around 135,000 people across the Darwin region, managing everything from how our water is sourced, stored and treated through to the infrastructure that delivers it to homes and businesses. Its passionate experts are committed to providing sustainable, high-quality drinking water to all...

Issue 37

TIWI POWER AHEAD WITH HYDROGEN

A game-changing project is underway on the Indigenous owned Tiwi Islands, 80 kilometres north of Darwin. Tiwi H2 is a proposed $4.5 billion hydrogen production and export project by Australian company Provaris Energy. It has the potential to be a first-mover in the global transition from fossil fuels to zero-carbon energy. The project...

Infrastructure

FUEL DEPOT TAKES SHAPE

Construction is powering ahead at the Crowley Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Darwin. Work on all 11 tanks has started, with the final ringbeam being poured in August. The most advanced tank now has four levels of steel strakes in place with all other tanks at various stages of development. The facility, which will be the largest of its...

Education

MRM CONTINUES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Glencore’s McArthur River Mining (MRM) continues to be a key economic enabler, with the mine’s operations making a direct contribution of $477 million in 2021. MRM, which is 970 kilometres by road south-east of Darwin and 65 kilometres from the township of Borroloola in the Gulf of Carpentaria, mines one of the largest zinc and lead...

Issue 37

CLIMATE CHANGE: TIME FOR ACTION

Climate ambition continues to steadily increase, with countries and companies around the world committing to eradicate their emissions by mid-century. Although 2050 may be 30 years away, we are now in the most critical decade to transform our economy to limit global warming. In other words, the time for tangible action is now. As the energy...