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People and Community

The Northern Territory is a great place for people to live and work and the Government offers the full range of services one would expect in towns and cities.

On these pages you will find a range of information for people who presently live in the Northern Territory.

If you are thinking about moving here at some in the future, you may also visit http://www.theterritory.com.au where you find a range of information about living and working in the Territory.
If you are planning to visit the Territory for a hoilday, go to http://www.travelnt.com






Employment opportunities with the Northern Territory Government include administrative positions, apprenticeships and cadetships, graduate programs, police fire and emergency services, nursing, and teaching.
Nominations are now open for the NT Achiever Award. A prestigious Award recognising achievement and contributions to the NT community.
Information relating to Climate Change in the Northern Territory.
Darwin Runners & Walkers meet every Wednesday night in locations in and around Darwin to go for a run or walk. You can usually choose between a 2km and a 5km event. Members' times are recorded via electronic chip and published on this website.
DeafNT is a non-profit, information and referral service, which provides support to Deaf and hearing impaired people of all ages. DeafNT also represents the Deaf community in areas such as education, employment and community access at the government and community level.
This site is for Northern Territory families who are bringing up kids. Here you can read tips about parenting and living in families.
Small Grants for Small Rural Communities - Grants of up to $5,000.
Caring for Ageing in Rural Australia - Grants of up to $10,000
ANZ Seeds of Renewal - Grants of up to $15,000
Moving Alice Ahead is about building a strong, safe and secure future for Alice Springs. Eleven individual projects are now underway as part of Moving Alice Ahead. They address key economic, social and community issues that are affecting Alice Springs now and into the future. The projects identify opportunities for future development in partnership with local business, industry and the wider community.
Neighbourhood Watch NT is a very successful community based crime prevention program in the Northern Territory aimed at the protection of property and personal safety.
RedHOT Arts develops and promotes the distinctive cross cultural arts sector of Central Australia. RedHot Arts is an umbrella organisation supporting the development and marketing of the arts in Central Australia.
Qualified teachers, including graduates and experienced professionals are invited to turn their knowledge into the experience of a lifetime. Teaching in the Territory gives you a range of benefits such as an excellent salary, great professional development, up to 3 airfares a year, a laptop for every teacher in an NT Government school and a great lifestyle.
The development of Territory 2030 – fresh ideas, real results is a defining moment for the Territory – and an opportunity for Territorians to help shape the future of the NT.
The Northern Territory offers many opportunities for families, business people and individuals. Find everything from living, touring, studying, getting a job to investing in business in the territory. It is home to people representing more than 100 nationalities as well as the quarter of the population who identify themselves as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
Top End Arts is your one-stop-shop to what's on in Darwin & the Top End of the Northern Territory across arts and entertainment.
The Tribute to Northern Territory Women was initiated in 2002 for International Women's Day, to give Territorians the opportunity to recognise, celebrate and commemorate the achievements of outstanding Northern Territory women and their contribution to the economic, social and cultural life of Territorians.
Leaders make important decisions about what happens in our communities. Half of our population is women, but not half of our leaders. Women need to be more involved in making the decisions that affect their lives. This website has information that may help women develop their leadership skills and get involved in decision making.


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