Highway closures, croc traps: Wild weather brings reptiles out
Sections of the Victoria Highway and Buntine Highway remain closed due to flooding, and croc traps have been installed after sightings near a NT creek.
Weather
VIDEO: Meet the pilots creating a lifeline for the bush
Essential supplies — and 500kg of dog food — have landed in flood impacted communities cut off by the monsoonal downpour. Meet the pilots providing the critical lifeline to the bush.
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.
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’.
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Bureau forecasts how many cyclones could develop this year
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Darwin skyline disappears behind blanket of thick fog
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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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