PROPOSED reforms to NT planning laws have sparked major concerns due to changes that could take away considerations for noise, light pollution, privacy and late night activities, according to a peak community planning group
SEVENTEEN government departments spent millions of dollars over their budgets last year, despite the Chief Minister’s warnings that agency heads would face disciplinary action for blowouts
PRIME Minister Scott Morrison has been blasted for not visiting the Northern Territory since his re-election
ONE of Kakadu National Park’s longest standing resorts has decided to close their doors for good due to the business no longer being economically viable
INTERSTATE public servant Vicki Telfer has been appointed as the NT’s new Commissioner for Public Employment
DEVELOPERS have revealed major changes to the $200 million luxury Westin Darwin Hotel planned for the Darwin Waterfront
THE Territory Legislative Assembly has officially passed the Hemp Industry Bill, paving the way for NT farmers to start planting as early as next year’s Dry season
INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Eva Lawler has revealed that work still has not been completed to fix six non-compliant buildings identified across Darwin and Palmerston
NINETY per cent of the structural steel earmarked for the NT Government’s $8.3 million artificial reefs has been cut following controversy over plans to ship it in from China
The NT Chamber of Commerce has said a US condition that allow only their citizens to work on US naval vessels, would hinder the economic flow to NT businesses if they did end up using the proposed ship lift.
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