Flare Access is inviting businesses in the Territory’s hospitality to participate in an Access Directory that will position their business in front of 20% of the population worth over $10.4 billion, simply by sharing the access details of their venues and services.
Flare Access is creating a platform (an App) to help people with disability understand what places to eat and drink are accessible for them, so they can plan and enjoy an accessible experience hassle free and with confidence.
Businesses who feature on the platform will be supported to increase the accessibility of their service helping them attract more customers and place them as leaders in their industry, boosting their bottom line in the process.

We’re currently inviting businesses who offer places to eat and drink. Please note, you do not need to offer features such as accessible toilets or accessible parking to participate in this directory, its open to all businesses.

The Morrison Federal Government has announced that six NT accommodation hotels have been successful in their Hotel Energy Uplift Program, that was announced in their 2021 Budget.
The Grant program aims to cut energy costs for hotels, with up to $25,000 available in funding per property.
The six NT funding recipients were Desert Palms, Alice Springs, City Gardens Apartments, Darwin, Alatai Holiday Apartments, Darwin, Darwin City Hotel, Darwin, and Frontier Hotel, Darwin.

The implementation of the Banned Drinking Register to assist in dealing with the alcohol issues in the Northern Territory is a practice that will remain in place for the foreseeable future. It has and will likely continue to attract the attention of regulators.