Weapons training simulation unveiled at Territory defence base
A new training simulation aimed at replicating the sights, sounds and pressures of military combat has been unveiled at Darwin’s top defence base. Find out how it works.
Bombing Of Darwin
‘A nightmare trip’: Bombing of Darwin survivor shares family’s tale of terror
More than 1000 gathered to honour the men and women who fought, suffered and sacrificed when Japanese forces mounted two air raids on Darwin on February 19, 1942 – including a survivor.
50+ photos: Hundreds commemorate Bombing of Darwin
Hundreds gathered to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin at a ceremony at the Darwin Cenotaph.
Dignitaries to attend Bombing of Darwin commemoration
Australian dignitaries, ADF leaders, and descendants of survivors will come together on Wednesday to commemorate the anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin. Here’s what to expect.
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Why Bombing of Darwin was Australia’s ‘lowest point’ and changed the world
The Bombing of Darwin, coupled with the Fall of Singapore just days before, marked the “lowest point” of the Pacific theatre for Australia, says a military historian, who has shared his analysis on the chain reaction caused by the tragic event.
Rare bird to fly over Darwin Skies
A new tourist attraction is winging its way to Darwin and the man piloting it is one of the city’s most loveable characters Stefan Wood. Find out more about it.
REPLAY: Tiwi clutch win in NTFL women’s thriller
The Tiwi Bombers women clutched the win against a fast-finishing North Darwin outfit, with one of their stars managing a four-goal haul. Watch the REPLAY here.
Nightcliff clinch minor premiership in late surge against Brothers
The Nightcliff Dragons struck late to claim the minor premiership in a thrilling final match of the NRL NT regular season against Darwin Brothers. Relive all the action here.
From enemies to friends: Japanese officer reflects on Bombing of Darwin
As Japanese jets fly across Darwin for Exercise Pitch Black 24, a senior commander reflected on Japanese-Australians and has revealed the quiet visit his troops made to a local memorial. See pictures from the latest air force events.
In pictures: WWII explosive shuts down Darwin Waterfront
Police are calling for calm after a WWII explosive was discovered in Darwin. See pictures of the operation to retrieve the “unexploded ordinance”.
‘Bombers, bulldozers, cyclones’: Inside NT’s grandest old house
Visitors to Burnett House can step back in time to the ‘old Darwin’ with a special Mother’s Day high tea – but there is plenty more to do at this year’s Heritage Festival.
Full guide: Anzac Day events in the Territory
From Dawn Services to two-up, here is your full guide to what Anzac Day events are happening across the Territory. Free read.
Why Territorians make the best Defence recruits
The federal government has its eyes on the Territory – and its teenage talent. Read why it says Territorians make better soldiers than ‘southern recruits’.
How Richard ‘Sandy’ Corr survived the Darwin bombings
As Japanese bombs rained down on Darwin, a group of Aussies- including a teenager – jumped off the cliffs of Parliament House to survive the carnage. This is Richard ‘Sandy’ Corr’s story.
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