‘Hard to tell’: Croc’s mystery lunch sparks guessing game
A picture of a croc munching along the muddy banks of Cahills Crossing has sparked an online guessing game, with Territorians speculating as to what was on the menu. HAVE YOUR SAY.
Weather
‘Deliberately lit’: Suspicious fires catch senior firey’s eye
Fires across Darwin and the surrounding region will be examined closely, with a senior chief bemoaning the spattering of blazes keeping fireys occupied.
Mapped: Why 2024 could be our hottest year
Australia is suffering through a wet and chilly winter, but heat records are being broken all around the world – prompting new ideas about how we should be dealing with it.
Fireys urge Territorians to keep chaos out of cracker night
“If there is an issue, call triple-0”: As Territorians prepare to load up on fireworks, authorities are urging for the public to put safety first ahead of the much anticipated Territory Day.
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Incredible photos reveal extent of Territory’s flooding
After a week of heavy rains and flooding, there’s some relief in sight for affected Northern Territory communities including cancelled rent for evacuated residents.
Tropical low to take heavy rainfall out of the NT
A tropical low over the Gulf of Carpentaria is expected to move the NT’s heavy rainfall to North Queensland, but flood waters have continued to inundate some parts of the Territory.
Howard Springs to house flood refugees
Evacuated Victoria Daly residents will call Howard Springs home while historic floods rage through their communities. Watch the video here.
Hundreds evacuated from remote communities as flood risk worsens
A teenager was bitten on the leg by a crocodile lurking in flood waters as hundreds of residents from northern NT communities are forced to evacuate. Watch the video.
Monsoonal flooding likely to spread as communities already cut off
Flooding is likely to become more widespread over the Top End, with residents already cut off and communities at risk as rivers continue to rise. Read what’s in store for the next few days.
Wet and wild weather canned for NT coast
The Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled its warnings after almost a week of wet and wild weather in some NT coastal regions.
Meet the reason you don’t swim in Territory flood waters
Top End wildlife rangers pulled a monster croc from a popular national park. Find out how big the beast was, and why its capture is a lifesaving warning.
Floods spark calls to ‘fortify’ NT with second Katherine bridge build
Record-breaking floods, which destroyed Fitzroy Crossing, have ignited calls for a second Katherine bridge to be built immediately.
‘Disappointed’: $92k of Timber Creek disaster payments hit a snag
Disaster relief grants for Timber Creek totalling more than $90,000 have hit a series of roadblocks. Here’s why the region’s mayor fears the money could go to waste.
PM skips the Territory in trip to flooded north
Anthony Albanese will not visit Timber Creek in his whirlwind trip to Australia’s north, but disaster recovery funds remain open for those impacted by ex-cyclone Ellie. Here’s what’s on offer.
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