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yes and it is run in a similar manner to a state government. it is the same for the ACT
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What is the Northern territory of Australia?
According to the Australian Government's GeoScience website, the Northern Territory covers 17.5% of Australia's area.
Which government became responsible for the Northern Territory in 1911?
Australia's Federal government became responsible for the Northern Territory in 1911. Prior to that, the NT was part of South Australia.
Is there a government in power of the Northern Territory?
Yes the Northern Teritory has its own government much in the same way as the states do.
What percent of Australia is the Northern Territory?
According to the Australian Government's GeoScience website, the Northern Territory covers 17.5% of Australia's area.
Who named the Northern Territory and when?
The Northern Territory was originally part of South Australia. On 1 January 1911, the northern half of South Australia was separated and transferred to Commonwealth control and renamed the Northern Territory by the Australian Government.
What is the name of the premier in the territorial government of Ontario?
Ontario is a province, not a territory. The name of the Premier of the provincial government of Ontario is Dalton McGuinty.
What percentage of government in the Utah territory was run by the latter day saint members?
The Utah Territorial government lasted quite a long time, so this really depends on the year and whether or not you are referring to the territorial government or to local (city and county) governments while Utah was a territory. In general, many of the Territorial leaders were non-Mormons appointed by the federal government, with smaller roles being filled by elected (mostly Mormon) leaders.
Who is head of the state in Northern Territory in Australia?
The head of the government in the Northern Territory is the Chief Minister. In 2010, this is the Hon Paul Raymond Henderson MLA.
How did Cyclone Tracy affect the Northern Territory?
One major development which came from the cyclone was that of the Northern Territory's self-government. Until 1974, the Northern Territory had minimal self-government, with a federal minister being responsible for the Territory from Canberra. However, the cyclone and subsequent response highlighted problems with this arrangement that led directly to the decision of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser to grant the Territory self-government in 1978.
What is the adjective for territory?
territorial..
How does the Northern Territory of Australia differ from other states of the country?
To begin with, the Northern Territory is a territory, not a state. This means it is administered by the Commonwealth Government in Australia. It has its own government, which is led by the Chief Minister, rather than the Premier which the states of Australia each have. However, its laws must ultimately be approved by the Commonwealth Government.
What is the name of the premier of the Northern Territory?
The Northern Territory does not have a Premier. The Chief Minister of the Northern Territory holds a similar position to that of the state premier. As of March 2013, the Chief Minister is Adam Giles. The Member for Braitling, Giles is the first indigenous head of government.
