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Channel Nine’s local parent company is appropriately called Territory Television, founded by a group of Darwin businessmen in 1969. The station began broadcasting in November 1971 and has continued to grow through support of local industry - and through its community involvement - in the years since, rebuilding along with the city in the wake of the devastation of Cyclone Tracy.

Originally called Channel Eight, the company’s subsequent owners, Nine Network, changed the brand and programming to Channel Nine in 2003 and continues to bring the only commercial news to Darwin though its massive resources across Australia and the world. Our local newsroom ensures Darwin gets a view of events and happenings across the Northern Territory, while Australia gets to know of them through us as well.

In media terms, Nine continues to invest in its local presence and commitment and provides a valuable advertising vehicle to clients across the business spectrum that is overseen and advised by Darwin people here in Darwin - not handed off to teams outside our market who don’t understand the Territory or its business cycle.

Territory Television means just that - it’s our Territory.

For more information, go to the 9News website.

Territory Q was established 10 years ago by Anya Lorimer to promote the Northern Territory (NT) as a good place to live, work and invest.

It was at first aimed exclusively at business people, but has evolved and is now read by a wide cross-section of the population. The magazine is also read interstate and in South-East and East Asia.

Territory Q is published every quarter and distributed free. More than 4,000 readers, including the heads of many of Australia’s largest companies, have applied to be put on the magazine’s mailing list. TQ, as it has become affectionately known, is also placed in strategic outlets throughout the Territory. It is hand delivered in Katherine and Tennant Creek, and sent by barge to Nhulunbuy.

Territory Q is produced solely in the Northern Territory. All the writers, photographers, designers and distributors live in the NT, and the magazine is printed by an Alice Springs company.

For more information, go to the Territory Q website.

Imparja Television, established in 1987, proudly broadcast the Nine Network throughout regional Australia and service many communities which otherwise might not have access to Free to Air TV.

Our broadcast area is now over 3.6 million square kilometres, spanning 6 states and territories with an estimated over one million resident viewers. 

Imparja are an integral sponsor of many local events and initiatives including October Business Month, helping Territory businesses to connect, learn and inspire!

We hope all attendees enjoy the selection of keynote speakers this year, and the opportunity for professional development.

For more information, go to the Imparja website.

First published on 8 February 1952, the NT News has been serving the people of the Northern Territory for more than 70 years.

The NT News represents the people of the Territory with balanced, investigative and quirky journalism. We encourage our readers to interact with us across different platforms so we can campaign to improve and celebrate the Territory way of life. The NT News is unconventional, bold, unique and unashamedly Territorian, and allows readers to escape the daily grind and to be informed while also enjoying the lighter side of life.

The NT News reaches more than 231,000 people monthly across the website and the NT News and Sunday Territorian print editions 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. We have 365,000 followers on Facebook from all over the world who enjoy our engaging, quirky content.

For more information, go to the NT News website.

104.1 Territory FM - Darwin’s Greatest Hits is a local community radio station based in Darwin, Australia. Territory FM broadcasts a broad range of greatest hits music from the Casuarina campus of Charles Darwin University.

Territory FM began broadcasting on the 5 June 1981 at Darwin Community College the former name of CDU. The idea for a community radio station came from college lecturer John Potter in 1977. In December the college applied for public broadcasting licence and in March 1980 a licence was granted. Our radio station is now over 40 years old and has experienced significant growth over the last 6 years. In 2022, we are Darwin’s number one radio station for listeners over 40 years old (McNair radio survey wave1 / all people and 40+ males). We employ 7 full-time local staff members and carry about 30 volunteers all contributing to the running of our radio station. We are truly local.

Thank you for listening and supporting Darwin’s very own community radio station 104.1 Territory FM.

For more information, go to the Territory FM website.

Alice Springs commercial broadcasters, the home of the centres hit music station Sun969, your station 8HA and Tourist Gold, hits for hitting the road.

Between our 3 stations we broadcast into Alice Springs, Yulara and Tennant Creek, covering a wide demographic. Supporting local business, community events and dedicated to providing music and entertainment for our listeners, for your local radio advertising needs contact us today on 08 8955 5969.

For more information, go to the SunFM website.