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What we are doing
Taxi fare increase
The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics has completed a review of taxi fares across the Northern Territory.
John Stokes Square takes shape
A significant public housing project in Darwin is taking shape with 2 of the 3 towers at John Stokes Square Precinct reaching a major milestone.
Amendments to improve the safety and security of all bus users
To create a safer and more pleasant environment for bus drivers and the travelling public, amendments have been made to the Public Transport (Passenger Safety) Act 2008 giving Transit Officers more powers to address anti-social behaviour.
Borroloola’s Town Camps development over 80% complete
31 of 38 homes programmed for the Borroloola Town Camps development have been completed, with the remaining seven underway.
Released: NT infrastructure strategy and infrastructure plan and pipeline
The new NT infrastructure framework aligns infrastructure planning and investment with the Territory Government’s 2030 goals of a sustainable and diverse $40 billion economy, a population of 300,000 and 35,000 more jobs.
Registration and stamp duty for electric vehicles
Registration and stamp duty for electric vehicles will change from 1 July.
Louise McCormick wins prestigious John Shaw Medal
Congratulations to Louise McCormick, Infrastructure NT Commissioner, on winning the Roads Australia 2022 John Shaw Medal.
NT Bus Infrastructure Guidelines
The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics have released new guidelines for the selection, installation, upgrade and maintenance of bus stop infrastructure.
McMillans Road shared path upgrade
The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics is upgrading a section of the shared path on McMillans Road at the Vanderlin Drive roundabout.
Commercial passenger vehicles body worn camera trial
On Monday, 16 May 2022, commercial passenger vehicle (CPV) compliance officers (inspectors) will commence a 6-month trial of the use of body worn cameras (BWCs) when performing their duties.This includes when they conduct on-road audits of CPVs.
Building energy efficiency provisions
The Northern Territory Government is seeking industry feedback on potential changes to building energy efficiency provisions in the Northern Territory (NT).
