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NT Government Environment Protection Agency |
Thursday 20 August 2026 11:59 pm |
Data centre development – Project Ares Project Ares (186,000 ha) is a hyperscale data centre 52 km north-west of Elliot and 100 km south-west of Daly Waters in the Barkly region which includes: ground water extraction up to 4 GL/yr; a 7,000 ha solar farm; battery energy storage systems; gas fired power generation infrastructure; access roads; airstrip; worker accommodation. |
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NT Government Department of Lands, Planning and Environment |
Friday 21 August 2026 Midnight |
NT Planning Scheme amendment PA2026/0205 – Reduction of lot sizes Amendment to the NT Planning Scheme 2020 to facilitate infill development and subdivision in Zone LR (Low Density Residential) across the NT by reducing the minimum lot size from 800 m2 to 450 m2 and allowing more types of multiple dwelling homes in Zone LR. https://www.ntlis.nt.gov.au/planning-notices-online/notices#/index |
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City of Darwin |
Friday 28 August 2026 |
Civic Centre Community Plaza – Tree of Knowledge City of Darwin is developing a community plaza to replace the space of the old Civic Centre building and is committed to respecting and celebrating Galamarrma, the Tree of Knowledge. City of Darwin is exploring how the tree can be a key feature of the design and is asking for community feedback. https://engage.darwin.nt.gov.au/community-plaza |
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Australian Parliament Joint Committee on Parliamentary Standards |
Friday 28 August 2026 |
Inquiry into the operation and effectiveness of the behaviour codes This first inquiry into the Behaviour Codes for Commonwealth parliamentary workplaces fulfils obligations under the Parliamentary Workplace Support Service Act 2023 to review the operation and effectiveness of each code within one year of the commencement of the first session of each Parliament. Inquiry into the operation and effectiveness of the behaviour codes – Parliament of Australia |
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Australian Parliament Senate Environment and Communications References Committee |
Tuesday 1 September 2026 |
Artificial intelligence and data centres This Senate Committee is inquiring into the effectiveness of existing regulatory frameworks in managing the growth of data centres in Australia, including in relation to existing and future deals between the Government and global Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies, and the potential impacts of AI and data centres on Australian communities, industries and the environment, water and energy. Artificial intelligence and data centres – Parliament of Australia |
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Australian Parliament Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Disability |
Friday 16 October 2026 |
Access to and affordability of medical specialists in Australia This inquiry is looking into: current levels of access and barriers; the effectiveness and equity of referral pathways; affordability of services including out-of-pocket costs in the private system and access through the public system; the impact on patient outcomes; and innovative and emerging models of care that may improve access for patients. |
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Australian Parliament Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Disability |
Friday 16 October 2026 |
Access to and affordability of medical specialists in Australia This inquiry is looking into: current levels of access and barriers; the effectiveness and equity of referral pathways; affordability of services including out-of-pocket costs in the private system and access through the public system; the impact on patient outcomes; and innovative and emerging models of care that may improve access for patients. |
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NT Government |
Ongoing |
Northern Territory Red Tape Portal |