Croc danger is real. Do not become complacent or risk your life. To report a problem crocodile or if you see a crocodile caught in a trap, call a Parks and Wildlife Commission ranger in Darwin on 0419 ...

Under the Water Act 1992, water resource investigations are carried out to allow effective planning for water resource development and environmental protection. An ongoing program across the Northern ...

Access historical Gazettes on the Territory Stories website. The Office of the Parliamentary Counsel (OPC) makes every effort to ensure the notices contained in the Government Gazette are accurate and ...

The Northern Territory Government acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Northern Territory and recognises their continuing cultural and spiritual connections to the lands, waters and communities.

Temperatures across the Northern Territory can be very hot between October and April. It can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in some locations. High humidity in the Top End can also make you tire easily.

When buying or selling a vehicle, you must follow the proper processes to notify the Motor Vehicle Registry (MVR) that the ownership of the vehicle has been changed. This notification is called a ...

How to start, run or close an association including rules and responsibilities.

A favourite with locals, this park is home to stunning waterfalls, places to swim and stay, 4WD tracks and scenic walks. Temperatures across the Northern Territory can be very hot between October and ...

Check your nearest MVR office below for opening hours and any temporary closures.

Information to help you start a business in the Northern Territory. Liquor regulation and compliance in the Northern Territory (NT). Alcohol and smoking laws. Liquor licences, licensing, licensed ...

If you're a Northern Territory (NT) business, Aboriginal enterprise or not-for-profit, you can get help from a small business champion. A small business champion can help you identify the types of ...

This page has information about minor community grants in the Northern Territory (NT). The Community Benefit Fund (CBF) receives funds from a levy on electronic gaming machines in licensed hotels.