Government - N/A, NT, AU
The Department of Treasury and Finance (DTF) was established at Self-Government in 1978 and is responsible to the Treasurer. DTF's primary role is to promote the long-term development of the Territory. The department achieves this by providing specialist fiscal, economic and commercial policy advice to Government, focusing on sustainable government finances, economic efficiency and effective risk management. Our office hours are 8am - 4:21pm Monday to Friday.
The NT Department of Treasury and Finance is a government agency responsible for promoting the long-term development of the Northern Territory. Established in 1978, the department provides specialist fiscal, economic, and commercial policy advice to the government, focusing on sustainable government finances, economic efficiency, and effective risk management. With a team of 100-249 employees, the department is led by the Treasurer and has a revenue of $5-10 million. The department's primary role is to provide expert advice to the government on financial and economic matters. This includes preparing the Territory's budget, managing government finances, and ensuring that the government's financial operations are sustainable and efficient. The department also works to promote economic growth and development in the Territory, by providing support for businesses and investment, and by advising on policies that promote economic efficiency and competitiveness. The NT Department of Treasury and Finance is committed to delivering high-quality services to the government and the community. The department's office hours are 8am-4:21pm, Monday to Friday, and it is located in the city of Darwin. For more information, please visit the department's website at treasury.nt.gov.au or follow them on LinkedIn.
The Department of Treasury and Finance (DTF) was created in 1978 when the Territory became self-governing. The Treasurer is in charge of the department. The DTF's main job is to help the Territory grow and develop over the long term. They do this by giving the government expert advice on money, economics, and business policies. They focus on making sure the government's finances are sustainable, the economy is efficient, and risks are managed well. They are open from 8am to 4:21pm, Monday to Friday.