Airport Development Group, together with Darwin Airport Resorts and China Southern Airlines, was proud to support the Chung Wah Society Chinese New Year Banquet held on Saturday 14 February, celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse.
Darwin International Airport and Darwin Airport Resorts were alive with colour, music, and celebration as the Chung Wah Society delivered a spectacular Lion Dance performance to mark the commencement of Chinese New Year and welcome the Year of the Horse.
Airport Development Group (ADG) today released its Indigenous Engagement Report 2024–25, highlighting another year of significant progress in education, employment, tourism, cultural partnerships, and community investment across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce it has been recognised with two major honours at the Australian Airports Association (AAA) National Airport Industry Awards 2025, held last week, highlighting a year of achievement for the organisation and the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) congratulates NT Cricket on the release of its 2024–25 Annual Report, recognising an outstanding year of growth, community participation, and strategic development for cricket across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Round 4 of the ADG Community Grants Program, supporting initiatives that strengthen communities.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support St John NT’s First Aid in Schools program through its Community Grants Program, helping equip young Territorians with vital lifesaving skills.
Airport Development Group’s (ADG) Community Grants Program is proud to support the Alice Springs Barbell, a grassroots initiative introducing Olympic Weightlifting to young people in Central Australia.
Airport Development Group (ADG) joined airports across Australia and New Zealand from 13–17 October to celebrate Airport Safety Week 2025, part of National Safe Work Month 2025, reaffirming its commitment to workplace and aviation safety across the Northern Territory and Cairns. The initiative, led by the Australian Airports Association (AAA) and New Zealand Airports Association (NZ Airports), brings together airport teams, tenants, contractors, and community partners to focus on safety awareness, education, and continuous improvement. ADG launched the week at Darwin International Airport, with the executive leadership hosting team members and stakeholders to officially commence activities across its airports, including at Alice Springs Airport.
Airport Development Group, together with Darwin Airport Resorts and China Southern Airlines, was proud to support the Chung Wah Society Chinese New Year Banquet held on Saturday 14 February, celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse.
Darwin International Airport and Darwin Airport Resorts were alive with colour, music, and celebration as the Chung Wah Society delivered a spectacular Lion Dance performance to mark the commencement of Chinese New Year and welcome the Year of the Horse.
Airport Development Group (ADG) today released its Indigenous Engagement Report 2024–25, highlighting another year of significant progress in education, employment, tourism, cultural partnerships, and community investment across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce it has been recognised with two major honours at the Australian Airports Association (AAA) National Airport Industry Awards 2025, held last week, highlighting a year of achievement for the organisation and the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) congratulates NT Cricket on the release of its 2024–25 Annual Report, recognising an outstanding year of growth, community participation, and strategic development for cricket across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Round 4 of the ADG Community Grants Program, supporting initiatives that strengthen communities.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support St John NT’s First Aid in Schools program through its Community Grants Program, helping equip young Territorians with vital lifesaving skills.
Airport Development Group’s (ADG) Community Grants Program is proud to support the Alice Springs Barbell, a grassroots initiative introducing Olympic Weightlifting to young people in Central Australia.
Airport Development Group (ADG) joined airports across Australia and New Zealand from 13–17 October to celebrate Airport Safety Week 2025, part of National Safe Work Month 2025, reaffirming its commitment to workplace and aviation safety across the Northern Territory and Cairns. The initiative, led by the Australian Airports Association (AAA) and New Zealand Airports Association (NZ Airports), brings together airport teams, tenants, contractors, and community partners to focus on safety awareness, education, and continuous improvement. ADG launched the week at Darwin International Airport, with the executive leadership hosting team members and stakeholders to officially commence activities across its airports, including at Alice Springs Airport.
Alice Springs Airport highlights safety with FOD Walk during Airport Safety Week
Airport Development Group launches Airport Safety Week 2025
Darwin Airport Resorts’ Signature Poolhouse Bar & Kitchen Officially Opened by NT Minister for Tourism and Hospitality