NORTHERN TERRITORY
Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards
The Northern Territory Young Achiever Awards acknowledges and is grateful for the support of our partners:
Media Partners
Award Category Partners
A customer-focused integrated rail operator, ORA provides rail service solutions in the NT, SA and NSW, including operating the 2,200km Tarcoola-to-Darwin rail line. ORA prides itself on its extensive experience, operational integrity in rail and related supply-chain sectors, and its commitment to superior operational service levels and safety focused culture. |
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Department of Trade, Business and Innovation With a vision for a strong vibrant economy for all Territorians, our mission is to drive private investment and create jobs. We are positioned to attract greater investment and trade opportunities to develop the north, enabling the advancement of a skilled and capable workforce and supporting business growth and sustainability. |
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Department of Health NT Health aims to achieve the best health and wellbeing for all Northern Territorians through the development, management and performance of the public health system. For the latest news and updates, follow NT Health on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NTGovHealth/. |
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Territory Families The Department of Territory Families, Housing and Communities is a multi-functional human services and community-focused agency that works to provide responsive, safe and quality services and programs that empower communities and improve social outcomes for Territorians. |
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Charles Darwin University (CDU) is an innovative, multi-sector university based in the Northern Territory. CDU teaches more than 24,000 students in over 100 regional and remote locations and across the nation through online learning. CDU is one of 5 top Australian Universities for graduate employment and salary outcomes. |
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With over 30 years’ experience in the print industry in the Northern Territory, Mark has worked hard to maintain ZipPrint’s excellent reputation while bringing a splash of his personality to every job. As committed Territorians, ZipPrint and Asprint collectively contribute to a huge number of community events, clubs, athletes and awards, giving back to the communities that have supported them for many years. Together, ZipPrint and Asprint are industry leaders and known for amazing customer service and brilliant results, no matter how big or small the job is. |
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Glencore's McArthur River Mine is located in the Northern Territory approximately 970km south-east from Darwin and 60km south-west of its closest township, Borroloola. MRM mines one of the world’s largest zinc and lead deposits. It employs 1000 people and contributes around 20% of the value of the Territory's mining production. |
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Here at McDonald’s NT, we are proud to play an active role in our neighbourhood. Many ways we do this is by developing skills and encourage learning with all our staff, supporting groups and charities that make a difference within the community and caring for our environment. McDonald’s NT employs over 1000 staff members from Alice Springs, to Katherine and in the Darwin regions. |
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Colemans Contracting & Earthmoving have been operating in the Darwin Region since 2008. Managing Director, Lloyd Coleman offers a wealth of experience gained from over 30 years spent in Civil Construction and Earthmoving in the Northern Territory. Through effective communication with client requirements, Colemans have been able to provide a valuable service to the community as a whole. Coleman’s Contracting & Earthmoving are a local family owned and operated business and have grown to be able to facilitate a diverse range of works including Road Construction and Maintenance, culverts, drainage installation and repairs and the installation of effective erosion protection. We also offer earthmoving services for project development including clearing, trenching, site levelling and preparation, subdivision, Orchard clearing and Rehabilitation. |
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The Awards Australia Foundation Ltd (AAF) is a registered charity aimed at advancing social and public welfare, promoting reconciliation, mutual respect, tolerance between groups, and celebrating culture. The Foundation aims to achieve its goals by providing community awareness and inspiration, and support to Indigenous Australians and individuals from different ethnic groups, those living with a disability or those affected by disadvantage. Through its initiatives, AAF will provide funds for specific award categories and their winners, cultural training, accessibility to awards nights for those living with a disability, and support for those experiencing disadvantage to attend an awards night. |
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