Uluru rocks from space
A STRIKING photo of Uluru taken from a satellite has gone viral and cemented the spiritual heart of Australia as a top tourist destination.
A STRIKING photo of Uluru taken from a satellite has gone viral and cemented the spiritual heart of Australia as a top tourist destination.
IT DREW more local and international visitors in 2014 than any other year. We’ve all heard of Uluru, but what else is there to do in the Northern Territory?
How would you describe Darwin? It’s Byron Bay meets Bundaberg meets Cairns. It’s fun, it’s mixed-up, but it kind of works.
TURNS out Aussies are a little confused when it comes to the Northern Territory. Here are the bizarre things we believe about our ancient land.
A MAN who was crabbing at his favourite spot returned with a rather interesting bounty. Little did he know the area was actually an Aboriginal burial site.
IT’S a fireworks frenzy, with NT locals spending hundreds of dollars each to let off as many fireworks as possible. Right now. Even the crocs are scared.
IT IS one of the biggest tourist destinations in Australia, yet there is a fair chance you’ve never been. Here’s why you should stop snobbing your own backyard.
TOURISTS would get a bird’s eye view of Uluru from a tethered helium balloon in a proposal from Ayers Rock Resort.
IT’S an event that 99 per cent of visitors to Uluru never get a chance to witness. In the space of just a few hours, the landmark became home to a series of spectacular waterfalls.
A TRIP with a professional photographer helps visitors capture great pictures and new skills.
A TRIP to Arnhem Land reveals rich indigenous heritage and mysteries to make you eager to return.
DONNA Kramer takes her family on an Outback adventure holiday to Uluru in Australia’s Northern Territory.
THIS ancient land in the north of Australia has a magentic pull for both new and past visitors, writes Kári Gíslason.
OUR readers tell us the best places to see, eat, stay and shop in the Northern Territory’s capital. Compiled by Chanel Parratt.
Spectacular scenery and wonderful wildlife abound in the Northern Territory capital
EXPLORE Australia’s epic heartland: from the cold Southern Ocean, past Uluru and into the tropical Top End, write Charles Rawlings-Way and Meg Worby
A TRIP on The Ghan from Darwin to Adelaide is much more than just a journey between two cities, writes Christopher Russell.
THIS wonderful park is even better than the many pictures of it convey, writes Jennifer Adams.
THE iconic train journey traces the route of the first Outback explorers and Afghan cameleers and there are plenty of opportunities for tours off the rails too.
THERE is fascinating history to uncover in the tropical city that has a colourful past from its involvement in World War Two.
IVA Davies visits the place that inspired his hit Great Southern Land 30 years ago.
KAREN Reimann, winner of our Jetstar Escape Challenge, flew to Darwin with a pocket full of cash and a checklist of activities.
MATT Moran argues with a mean crocodile and learns to cook it the indigenous way during a visit to the top end.
DARWIN is the hottest Australian city in more ways than one, having been named one of Lonely Planet’s Top 10 world cities for 2012.
CLUSTERED around the coast, many Aussies never get to see the centre of this wide land and spring is a top time to explore it.
STOP the clock, just relax and bask in the nature’s grandeur millenia old – this is Nitmiluk.
THEY were the ships of the desert camels loaded with essential supplies and led by mainly Afghan handlers to help open up the vast interior of this wide brown land.
PHOTOGRAPHER snaps moment monster 5.5m saltwater croc launches from the water for tourists in the Northern Territory.
TAKE the scenic route through the heart of Australia, from Alice Springs to Watarrka National Park, home to everything from Kings Canyon to Uluru.
ENJOY watching the stars under the stars with our guide to the best outdoor cinemas in Darwin.
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