Darwin boat arrivals being held in supervised isolation
HIGH seas travellers, who recently arrived and docked their boats in Darwin Harbour, have been taken into supervised quarantine
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Interstate NT arrivals to go into forced quarantine now too
THE Territory Government has toughened its border controls again, now also forcing interstate travellers into hotel quarantine for 14 days too
New NT arrivals to go into 14-day hotel lock-up
EVERYONE arriving in the NT on international flights will be forced into hotel quarantine for two weeks. WATCH the full press conference VIDEO here
Virus leaves world-famous Kakadu on life support
KAKADU is officially fighting for its life. The largest tourism provider in the park has suspended its operations and is seriously concerned about its long-term future
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Next Port of call could be direct Darwin-China flights
DIRECT air links between China and the Top End are being discussed in the wake of the $506 million Darwin Port sale, the NT News can reveal
More 4WD access part of Litchfield park plan
NEW four-wheel-drive tracks and mountain bike tracks are planned for Litchfield National Park
Milk run returns to skies
A REVIVED “milk run” air service linking Darwin with Katherine, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs will be subsidised by taxpayers to the tune of $1.4 million over two years.
NT, SA call for Ghan concessions
THE Northern Territory and South Australia will jointly lobby the Commonwealth to maintain concessions for The Ghan
Wicked by the wayside as backpackers pack up
BACKPACKERS? Calling all backpackers?
Between a Rock and starry space
THE Territory’s iconic landscapes have been photographed with the beauty of the Milkyway in the first Astronomeet.
Salt of the earth proves tasty delight for tourists
GLISTENING white salt flats that stretch for hundreds of kilometres are swiftly gaining attention in the Northern Territory.
They’re dying to see NT
A NEW, and hopefully compelling, television Territory tourism campaign with a surprise twist will start running across Australia this week.
Bali trip leaves its mark on Ben
A BALI holiday has left a six-year-old Darwin boy facing a lifelong battle with allergies after he was exposed to toxic chemicals in henna tattoo paint.
Premature eruption stops route
ASH from an Indonesian volcano prevented as many as 180 tourists from flying between Darwin and Bali.
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