Members of the Airport Development Group (ADG) Indigenous Advisory Committee were privileged to visit Purple House in Alice Springs last week as part of ADG’s commitment to community engagement and support for grassroots initiatives making a real difference across the Northern Territory and beyond.
Airport Development Group (ADG), owners of Darwin International Airport (DIA) and Darwin Airport Resorts is proud to welcome the announcement that Darwin will host G’Day Australia in October 2026.
The Top End has rolled out the red carpet for the Nepalese International Cricket Team, who arrived in Darwin last week ahead of the commencement of the 2025 Top End T20 Series. Touching down at Darwin International Airport, the team was greeted by vibrant and enthusiastic members of the local Nepalese community.
Alice Springs Airport is proud to welcome 15-year-old pilot Byron Waller as he touches down in Central Australia on the first leg of his historic attempt to become the youngest supported pilot to circumnavigate the globe.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to be a premium sponsor of the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) for the first time in 2025, celebrating First Nations culture, storytelling, and creativity.
Northern Territory Cricket is proud to announce the ongoing partnership with Airport Development Group (ADG), owners of Darwin Airport Resorts and Darwin International Airport, as a major sponsor of the 2025 Top End T20 Series.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to celebrate the achievements of nine Indigenous trainees who have successfully completed nationally recognised qualifications through the ADG Indigenous Training Academy. The program provides a unique combination of practical, on-the-job experience across airport operations and
As part of ongoing NAIDOC Week celebrations, Airport Development Group (ADG) today hosted a special NAIDOC Morning Tea with a clear purpose - to build stronger connections between ADG suppliers and Indigenous employment agencies.
Airport Development Group (ADG) proudly marked NAIDOC Week 2025 by bringing together Indigenous Elders, trainees, staff, and the wider airport community through a week of meaningful and inclusive events.
Members of the Airport Development Group (ADG) Indigenous Advisory Committee were privileged to visit Purple House in Alice Springs last week as part of ADG’s commitment to community engagement and support for grassroots initiatives making a real difference across the Northern Territory and beyond.
Airport Development Group (ADG), owners of Darwin International Airport (DIA) and Darwin Airport Resorts is proud to welcome the announcement that Darwin will host G’Day Australia in October 2026.
The Top End has rolled out the red carpet for the Nepalese International Cricket Team, who arrived in Darwin last week ahead of the commencement of the 2025 Top End T20 Series. Touching down at Darwin International Airport, the team was greeted by vibrant and enthusiastic members of the local Nepalese community.
Alice Springs Airport is proud to welcome 15-year-old pilot Byron Waller as he touches down in Central Australia on the first leg of his historic attempt to become the youngest supported pilot to circumnavigate the globe.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to be a premium sponsor of the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) for the first time in 2025, celebrating First Nations culture, storytelling, and creativity.
Northern Territory Cricket is proud to announce the ongoing partnership with Airport Development Group (ADG), owners of Darwin Airport Resorts and Darwin International Airport, as a major sponsor of the 2025 Top End T20 Series.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to celebrate the achievements of nine Indigenous trainees who have successfully completed nationally recognised qualifications through the ADG Indigenous Training Academy. The program provides a unique combination of practical, on-the-job experience across airport operations and
As part of ongoing NAIDOC Week celebrations, Airport Development Group (ADG) today hosted a special NAIDOC Morning Tea with a clear purpose - to build stronger connections between ADG suppliers and Indigenous employment agencies.
Airport Development Group (ADG) proudly marked NAIDOC Week 2025 by bringing together Indigenous Elders, trainees, staff, and the wider airport community through a week of meaningful and inclusive events.
Airport Development Group (ADG) was proud to honour NAIDOC Week 2025 with a special luncheon held earlier this week, celebrating this year’s theme: “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy.”
Airport Development Group (ADG) proudly hosted our latest Indigenous Advisory Committee (IAC) meeting in Alice Springs, bringing together First Nations leaders, ADG representatives, and stakeholders to strengthen ADG’s Indigenous engagement and celebrate the impact of its initiatives.
From the top end to the golden coast, Jetstar’s first direct flight from Darwin will arrive at
Gold Coast Airport Friday morning – ushering in a seamless new connection between two of
Australia’s most iconic destinations.