New chief executive named for Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association
A YOUNG cattle industry leader has been appointed the new chief executive of the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association
Northern Territory
Don't miss out on the headlines from Northern Territory. Followed categories will be added to My News.
YOUNG cattle industry leader Will Evans has been appointed the new chief executive of the Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association after a two month search.
MORE TOP NEWS
Former Labor secretary identified as staffer who resigned
CLP moves to make random drug testing for NT MLAs compulsory
The great COVID-19 vaccination campaign begins in Alice Springs
Mr Evans, who replaces former chief executive Ashley Manicaros after his shock exit from the role in mid-December, has worked in policy development with the Cattle Council of Australia based in Canberra before moving to Darwin for the Northern Territory Live Exporters Association in 2018.
According to Beef Central, Mr Evans has worked with Governments at all levels in his roles on behalf of the industry, focusing on logistics and transportation through COVID lockdowns and finding workable solutions to Australian Standards for the Export of Livestock operating regulations.
HOT NEW DEAL: Read everything for 28 days for just $1
Mr Evans will formally commence in the role in the week leading up to the NTCA conference in Alice Springs in late March.
‘See some records broken’: First medals given out as ‘Games with Heart’ kicks off
One of the biggest weeks on the Red Centre sporting calendar is underway in full force, drawing thousands of competitors – some of whom have already taken out the top prize. SEE THE PICTURES.
Fire fears as heritage-listed mural sits forgotten after $3m acquisition
A fire danger period being declared hasn’t spurred the government into action over a site it acquired for more than $3 million – leading to fears an important piece of NT heritage could be reduced to ash.