Why this Territorian is climbing to the tops of towers in remote towns
A Territorian is playing an important part in a world wide study about the changing climate and its impact on the environment, by climbing towers and battling ant nests.
Weather
Food back in supermarkets after floods hit supply
Dozens of truckers have worked ‘flat out’ to bring fresh food back to Top End supermarkets, with promises it’s back to ‘life as normal’.
Stuart Hwy temporarily reopened, ‘strict management’ in place
The Stuart Highway will now be open until 6pm on Monday, as authorities prepare to complete repair works overnight. Here’s the latest.
‘Where’s the help’: Pigeon Hole flood victim’s calls to government
Residents in the tiny outback community of Pigeon Hole who were forced to take shelter from rising floodwaters in a lean-to say the government failed to heed their warnings to build on high ground.
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Video: Darwin shivers through coldest January day ever
Darwin residents are experiencing the coldest January day on record, after waking up to a fast moving storm cell caused by Cyclone Tiffany.
Bureau eyes potential cyclone, could drench the Top End
Two weeks after we stared down Cyclone Seth, the Territory faces another big blow as a tropical low forms in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Flood warning in place for Top End as more heavy rain forecast
The Bureau of Meteorology says Territorians should be on alert for flash flooding as a monsoon trough continues to dump heavy rain and squalls over much of the Top End.
Widow mourns husband and child after lightning fatal
A new bride and mother lost her husband and baby only a week apart following a horrific farming tragedy at Berry Springs.
‘Sweaty and muggy’ Melbourne Cup Day ahead for the Top End
A ‘muggy and sweaty’ Cup Day is ahead for Top End punters the Bureau of Meteorology says.
Bureau forecasts how many cyclones could develop this year
The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast how many cyclones could develop in the waters of Northern Australia this year.
Darwin skyline disappears behind blanket of thick fog
Darwin’s skyline disappeared among the clouds on Saturday morning as the city woke to a blanket of thick fog, something more common to the bleak cold winter of a southern city.
Darwin residents receive a surprise, unseasonal sprinkle of rain
Some decent rain is falling in some parts of the Northern Territory, while Darwin residents have surprisingly also enjoyed an unseasonal sprinkle here and there.
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