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Central Australia

Services offered to support Central Australia businesses include:

  • guidance on licence, permit and association applications and requirements
  • lodgement of in-person applications for across government agencies
  • issue and replace across government licences and permits
  • grants and funding assistance programs for business
  • personalised business licensing and regulation reports
  • referral to specialist support and advisory services that are available to business.

Call 1800 193 111 or email territorybusinesscentre@nt.gov.au.

Service map

The Central Australia team cover the following area.

Boundaries and towns that Central Australia TBC service.

Central Australia team

There are a number of staff that support business in the Central Australia region, some of the team are listed below.

Portrait shot of Rae FinlayCentral Australia

Rae Finlay

Regional Manager

View Rae's profile

Portrait shot of Ross NowlandCentral Australia

Ross Nowland

Small Business Champion

View Ross's profile

Central Australia

Bridget Dooley

Small Business Champion

View Bridget's profile

Portrait shot of Lincoln van der ZwaggCentral Australia

Lincoln Van Der Zwaag

Small Business Champion

View Lincoln's profile

Portrait shot of Grant ButlerCentral Australia

Grant Butler

Workforce Development Officer

View Grant's profile

Stanley ChasmCentral Australia

Sarah Tsai

Industry Development Officer

Portrait shot of Maddison BoltonCentral Australia

Maddison Bolton

Project Officer

View Maddi's profile

Water holeCentral Australia

Caroline Pidgeon

Customer Service Officer, Territory Business Centre

View Caroline's profile

Central Australia

Georgia Auricht

Customer Service Officer, Territory Business Centre

Location and hours

Get the address and up-to-date opening hours on the Northern Territory Government website.

About the Central Australia region

Central Australia is the Territory’s largest region, covering 42% of the total land area. The region includes small communities separated by long distances and is home to about 39,308 people, of whom about 36.8% are Aboriginal. Alice Springs, Australia’s inland capital, is the main service centre, with a population of about 26,400 people. 32.90% of the region’s population are aged 24 years or under and about 18.65% are aged 60 years or older.

Major industries include tourism, mining, oil and gas exploration, and construction. Tourism is an important contributor to economic activity with many natural attractions in the region, including Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, Uluru and West MacDonnell Ranges, attracting domestic and international visitors.

For further investment opportunities see the Central Australia prospectus. PDF (3.4 MB)

Source: NT Budget 2022.

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