International athletes have officially arrived in the Top End, touching down at Darwin International Airport ahead of the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships, marking the beginning of an exciting week of world-class sport in Northern Australia.
The trail brings together five large scale murals by Indigenous artists across the Airport Resort precinct, creating one of the first cultural experiences for visitors arriving in the Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce that Round Five of the ADG Community Grants Program will officially open on Thursday 7 May 2026, continuing the organisation’s commitment to supporting grass roots initiatives that strengthen communities across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce a new partnership with the Darwin Fringe Festival, coming on board in 2026 as a major partner. This marks the first time ADG has supported the festival as a sponsor, a uniquely Northern Territory celebration of creativity, culture and community
Airport Development Group (ADG) welcomed Chief Executive Officer of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF), Neil MacDonald, to the Darwin International Airport precinct late last week, noting the role of NAIF financing and ADG’s Indigenous participation and community engagement across Northern Australia.
Alice Springs Airport today hosted a special ceremonial arrival, welcoming a delegation from the Royal Australian Navy to Alice Springs in support of ANZAC Day commemorations.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support Reeling Veterans Inc. through the ADG Community Grants Program, reinforcing the importance of recognising and supporting the health and wellbeing needs of Australia’s veterans.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support Acacia Hill School in Alice Springs through the ADG Community Grants Program, helping deliver the Riding for the Disabled (RDA) Central Australia Program for students living with disabilities.
Airport Development Group (ADG) owners of Darwin International Airport have reinforced Darwin’s position as a key aviation gateway between Australia and Asia following strong industry engagement at Routes Asia 2026 in Xi’an, a city in north-central China, which serves as the capital of Shaanxi Province.
International athletes have officially arrived in the Top End, touching down at Darwin International Airport ahead of the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships, marking the beginning of an exciting week of world-class sport in Northern Australia.
The trail brings together five large scale murals by Indigenous artists across the Airport Resort precinct, creating one of the first cultural experiences for visitors arriving in the Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce that Round Five of the ADG Community Grants Program will officially open on Thursday 7 May 2026, continuing the organisation’s commitment to supporting grass roots initiatives that strengthen communities across the Northern Territory.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce a new partnership with the Darwin Fringe Festival, coming on board in 2026 as a major partner. This marks the first time ADG has supported the festival as a sponsor, a uniquely Northern Territory celebration of creativity, culture and community
Airport Development Group (ADG) welcomed Chief Executive Officer of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF), Neil MacDonald, to the Darwin International Airport precinct late last week, noting the role of NAIF financing and ADG’s Indigenous participation and community engagement across Northern Australia.
Alice Springs Airport today hosted a special ceremonial arrival, welcoming a delegation from the Royal Australian Navy to Alice Springs in support of ANZAC Day commemorations.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support Reeling Veterans Inc. through the ADG Community Grants Program, reinforcing the importance of recognising and supporting the health and wellbeing needs of Australia’s veterans.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to support Acacia Hill School in Alice Springs through the ADG Community Grants Program, helping deliver the Riding for the Disabled (RDA) Central Australia Program for students living with disabilities.
Airport Development Group (ADG) owners of Darwin International Airport have reinforced Darwin’s position as a key aviation gateway between Australia and Asia following strong industry engagement at Routes Asia 2026 in Xi’an, a city in north-central China, which serves as the capital of Shaanxi Province.
Airport Development Group (ADG) has officially welcomed the Penrith Panthers to Darwin ahead of their highly anticipated Round 7 NRL showdown against the Dolphins at TIO Stadium on Friday 17 April.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is proud to welcome the newest intake of trainees into the ADG Indigenous Training Academy (ITA), reinforcing its ongoing commitment to creating meaningful employment pathways and supporting Indigenous participation across the aviation and hospitality sectors.
Airport Development Group (ADG) is celebrating the positive impact of its Community Grants Program, announcing the recipients of Round Four and recognising the meaningful contributions being made across the Northern Territory.