ABOUT 600 of the 1737 connections made on the Government’s JobsHub filled farming positions, according to NT Farmers Association chief executive Paul Burke – and there will be an additional 2500 jobs available when the Territory’s mango season heats up.
TERRITORY childcare and daycare centres will be able to access grants worth up to $10,000, as the NT Government dips into the education budget to help the sector adapt to the ‘new normal’.
BILLIONS of dollars worth of aircraft have touched down in Alice Springs where they will be held in ‘long-term storage’ as the coronavirus pandemic cripples the airline business.
TERRITORIANS will be allowed to go camping, fishing and swimming at parks across the NT from this long weekend, as Chief Minister Michael Gunner lifted the first set of coronavirus lockdown restrictions.
CHIEF Minister Michael Gunner says Commonwealth operated parks Kakadu and Uluru are not included in the NT Government’s decision to reopen all Territory parks this weekend. READ the FULL LIST of which parks will be open here.
THE world’s biggest passenger aircraft will be among several planes arriving from Asia in the Northern Territory over the coming days for mothballing
ATTORNEY-GENERAL Natasha Fyles has defended the government’s decision to bypass debate when parliament resumes on Friday to pass key coronavirus legislation, insisting it had to be done due to ‘extraordinary’ circumstances.
HOTEL occupancy rates in Darwin plunged to just 34 per cent in March as the Territory’s tourism industry ground to a standstill as a result of coronavirus travel bans
INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Eva Lawler has ruled out expanding the government’s $100 million Home Improvement Scheme at this stage for those who missed last week’s ‘sudden’ deadline
ABOUT 10,000 NT jobs have been lost since the start of the coronavirus crisis, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics
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