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01:02am 22nd October, 2021

Business
- GOLD PLATES SHINE The 2021 Gold Plate Awards were a celebration of the NT’s hospitality industry’s strength, diversity and resilience all to a tropical backdrop with uninterrupted sunset views – it was amazing. The menu was a South-east Asian feast designed and created by three well-known Darwin chefs, Jimmy Shu from Hanuman Darwin, Madusha Olupathage...Read more
- CHINA BECKONS It’s a sign of respect. Remember that undoing the top button of your shirt, even on a hot day, is considered impolite by older Chinese, although rolling up your t-shirt to expose your midriff is commonplace. And in China’s classless society class is everything, so make sure you find out who’s who in the pecking order. These are...Read more
- TIME TO SPEND BIG ON NEW-AGE TECH That became obvious to me in 2018. At the time we were standing in a giant exhibition hall staring at a small stud wall, forming part of a reasonably sized expo booth. I could see the yellow pine timber frame just fine. But even better I could also see what needed to be built but had not yet been installed – electrical conduits and fittings,...Read more
- OCTOBER BUSINESS MONTH – DECLAN MILLER INTERVIEW How did the idea for your business come about? In 2017, as a year 8 student, I created a storyboard about time/space travel to the inland sea after attending a local sacred site tour with Arrernte Elders and geologists. I showed this to my teacher at school, Ms. Cowan. This started a chain reaction – suddenly many artists began working on my...Read more
Major Projects
- FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR BAROSSA The Barossa Gas Project, which is approximately 300 kilometres off the Northern Territory coast, locks in Darwin LNG’s future for the next 20 years. It is one of the lowest cost new LNG projects in the world. “Barossa will give Santos and Darwin LNG a competitive advantage in a tightening LNG market,” Santos Managing Director and...Read more
- BUSINESS HUB’S GROWING GAINS The first building will be an elegant three-storey call centre being built by design and construct company Jaytex for international bookmaker bet365. Ground works have begun for the construction of the 3500 square metre building. It will have eight three-storey office buildings with underground parking. Stage 2 of Darwin Corporate Park...Read more
- INVESTING FOR IMPACT And there’s undoubtedly more to come. NAIF – or the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility – is a Federal Government facility that provides funding, until recently purely through loans, dedicated to driving economic activity and job creation. It partners with the private sector to deliver impactful projects right across the...Read more
- $1.5BN SEA DRAGON VISION COMES TRUE Project Sea Dragon expects to produce its first harvest of premium black tiger prawns by late 2023. The first stage of the massive sustainable aquaculture business will cost $281 million and export 6000 tonnes of prawns in the first year of operation. This staged project will see up to 10,000 hectares of prawn ponds in production and...Read more
Resources
- DARWIN PORT WEATHERS THE COVID STORM “It’s encouraging to see cruise and trade begin to make a recovery following the initial impacts of the pandemic,” he says. “We look forward to seeing these industries recover and remain focused on safe operations and facilitating trade to ensure the viability of the supply chain and overall economy.” FRESH NEW...Read more
- WORKING TO BUILD DEFENCE INDUSTRY AIDN-NT members benefit from a range of services, training and support aimed at enhancing their capability to win Defence work and succeed in the industry. In partnership with the NT Government’s Defence and National Security Strategy 2017, AIDN-NT plays a key support role in contributing to the security of Australia. As a key economic...Read more
- INVESTING FOR IMPACT And there’s undoubtedly more to come. NAIF – or the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility – is a Federal Government facility that provides funding, until recently purely through loans, dedicated to driving economic activity and job creation. It partners with the private sector to deliver impactful projects right across the...Read more
- TRIO TO SHOW OFF NT TO THE WORLD Andrew Cowan is the Investment Commissioner, Jason Schoolmeester the Major Projects Commissioner and Louise McCormick the acting Infrastructure Commissioner. They know that all three roles are intertwined – one necessary to the other – and plan to work closely together. “We are already working as a united team,” says Mr...Read more
Primary Industry
- BEEF REPORT INDONEDIA SLAUGHTER STEERS $4.75KG LIVEWEIGHT (RP10,400 = $1AUD) Slaughter steer prices remained steady while demand from butchers was weak leading to a continuation of the build-up of overfat cattle in the feedlots. Slaughter price reports ranged from a high of Rp52,000kg live for the best steers in Java to Rp47,500 in Lampung. Fat cow...Read more
- FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR BAROSSA The Barossa Gas Project, which is approximately 300 kilometres off the Northern Territory coast, locks in Darwin LNG’s future for the next 20 years. It is one of the lowest cost new LNG projects in the world. “Barossa will give Santos and Darwin LNG a competitive advantage in a tightening LNG market,” Santos Managing Director and...Read more
- DARWIN PORT WEATHERS THE COVID STORM “It’s encouraging to see cruise and trade begin to make a recovery following the initial impacts of the pandemic,” he says. “We look forward to seeing these industries recover and remain focused on safe operations and facilitating trade to ensure the viability of the supply chain and overall economy.” FRESH NEW...Read more
- FORGET THE SOUTHERN BEETROOT LATE-SIPPERS Saul Kavonic, head of the oil, energy and gas division of Credit Suisse, says the Southeast Asia Australia Onshore & Offshore Conference in Darwin is a unique opportunity to focus on the NT’s role in the nation’s finances. “Australia’s oil and gas sectors are critical to the national economy, but operations take place in the...Read more
Construction
- TIME TO SPEND BIG ON NEW-AGE TECH That became obvious to me in 2018. At the time we were standing in a giant exhibition hall staring at a small stud wall, forming part of a reasonably sized expo booth. I could see the yellow pine timber frame just fine. But even better I could also see what needed to be built but had not yet been installed – electrical conduits and fittings,...Read more
- FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR BAROSSA The Barossa Gas Project, which is approximately 300 kilometres off the Northern Territory coast, locks in Darwin LNG’s future for the next 20 years. It is one of the lowest cost new LNG projects in the world. “Barossa will give Santos and Darwin LNG a competitive advantage in a tightening LNG market,” Santos Managing Director and...Read more
- SUNBUILD TO CARRY ON SHINING But they aren’t leaving just yet. The couple, who have dedicated nearly half of their working lives to building one of the Northern Territory’s most respected businesses, will retire in five years. In the meantime, they are setting up a management board to run the company. Neil will be chairman. His sons, Chris and Lindsay, will...Read more
- ANT GALACTIC THRIVES ON GOOD TEAMWORK Ant Galactic, which is a merger of Ant Asbestos Solutions and Ant Construction and Development, has offices in Alice Springs and Darwin. Owner Anthony Lillicrap went into business on his own in 2013 after gaining invaluable experience in Alice and remote communities as an apprentice and then qualified carpenter. Ant Galactic now has about...Read more
Education & Training
- TQ PIONEER NICK LOVERING “I knew I would be able to play throughout my summer holidays,” he says. It turned out to be an excellent choice of career and he has no regrets about an enriching 20 years in a profession once described as “lighting the way for others”. He has spent the past 15 years working in regional and remote Northern Territory schools – and...Read more
- WORKING TO BUILD DEFENCE INDUSTRY AIDN-NT members benefit from a range of services, training and support aimed at enhancing their capability to win Defence work and succeed in the industry. In partnership with the NT Government’s Defence and National Security Strategy 2017, AIDN-NT plays a key support role in contributing to the security of Australia. As a key economic...Read more
- CHANGING LIVES KST was quick to come on board, firstly with their well-known passion for hospitality training, but also branching out to other high-needs areas such as community service, tourism, hairdressing and leadership and management skills. Training is being delivered in Darwin, Alice Springs, Yulara and the Barkly Works Camp with nearly 280 students...Read more
- SCOTT BOWMAN The new Vice-Chancellor wants to dramatically increase the number of students – domestic and international, academic and vocational education – when the covid pandemic is over. He says the CDU is perfectly positioned, geographically and economically, to become one of Australia’s greatest universities. “We’ve got great staff;...Read more
Travel
- VOUCHERS HELP YOU HOLIDAY AT HOME Tourism has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and recent hot spot lockdowns. But the Territory Government’s Tourism Vouchers have helped ease the pain – and in many cases, been the difference between staying open or closed. Peter Hook of Kakadu Tourism says the vouchers are a “lifeline” for tourism. He said Crocodile Hotel...Read more
- CASINO RESORT: PART OF THE COMMUNITY The business sponsors a string of good causes. Gary Brown, managing director of Delaware North, which owns the casino resort, says: “Delaware North is active in the communities we serve, making our operations more than places we work; they are places we invest in because we believe in them.” And casino resort general manager Avril...Read more
- MELANIE’S TAKING ON NEW HEIGHTS Life changed for then 23-year-old Melanie Lewis in 2003. She had followed a navy boy to Darwin. “But instead, I fell in love with the town, the weather – I hate the cold – the fabulously friendly people and the opportunities afforded me here.” Melanie is used to being the brand of her properties and is now moving up in the...Read more
- FOR THE LOVE OF LAKSA About 3000 people attended the Laksa Festival in Darwin in late November. And 3600 downloaded a special Food Tour app and voted for what they considered the best of 69 featured dishes to determine the People’s Choice winner on festival day. Festival organisers secretly sent out a team of “ninjas” to taste the dishes to determine the top...Read more
Regular Features
- HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY The world is on a mission towards decarbonisation and looking towards Australia as the source of imports. New hydrogen technologies and our natural advantages have the potential to place the Northern Territory in a globally competitive position to be a leading exporter of renewable energy. In early 2020, National Energy Resources Australia...Read more
- JEMENA’S MAN BUILDING TRUST Jemena’s new NT Corporate Development Manager has lived and worked in regional Australia for more than three decades and if the job was not based in Darwin, he was prepared to watch the opportunity pass by. So passionate about the decentralisation of governance to regional areas, Brendan Bourke, made the decision to leave Western Australia...Read more
- PERFECTLY PLACED As a regional jurisdiction, the experience of the Northern Territory supply chain is often underestimated. While our size and population may be deceiving, this understated capability may just be our trump card in the race to attract investment. While capacity has been through ebbs and flows with fluctuating demand, the truth is, there...Read more
- BEEF REPORT INDONESIA SLAUGHTER STEERS $4.17KG LIVE WEIGHT (RP10,350 = $1AUD) Slaughter cattle prices have continued to rise with the new indicator rate at Rp43,000 per kg live weight for slaughter steers. There is still a wide spread of prices from Rp41k in Lampung up to 45k in Java, while prices in Aceh have been as high as Rp46,700. While these...Read more

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