Cocktail hour in Darwin: Revisit the roaring ’30s in the tropics
Four little-known heritage homes managed by the National Trust provide a window into architectural attempts to civilise the Top End.
Fiona CarruthersTravel editor
“Don’t worry, it’s very Darwin to be hung over,” Grace reassures me as we take refuge from the 34-degree heat and humidity on the ground floor of the 1938-built Burnett House on Myilly Point, a 15-minute drive from the city centre, near the Cullen Bay Marina.
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Fiona CarruthersTravel editorFiona Carruthers has written and edited travel for the Financial Review for almost a decade. She has held senior roles with ABC Radio National, Deutsche Welle Radio, TIME and The Australian, and was deputy editor of Traveller. Email Fiona at fcarruthers@afr.com
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