WATCH: ‘Eyes in the sky’ helping fight Top End bushfires
Flying through buildings, aerial surveillance and even starting fires, these drone capabilities represent the future of fighting fires in the NT. Watch the video.
Flying through buildings, aerial surveillance and even starting fires, these drone capabilities represent the future of fighting fires in the NT. Watch the video.
When a 30-year-old Bushfires NT senior fire management officer was deployed to bushfire-stricken Victoria earlier this year, suppressing the blaze and supporting those affected were his main priorities. Read his story.
If you thought it was pretty cold this morning your were damn right. Read the details.
The 1.6 magnitude quake originated in Darwin’s northern suburbs, and follows a 5.3 magnitude quake in May.
It is official, the Dry Season in the Top End has arrived. But is this the real deal? See what the meteorologists are saying.
The Category 4 cyclone has changed course, and could make landfall on Saturday. See the latest update.
The Category 2 cyclone is expected to intensify through the day, and could make landfall later this week. See the latest update.
A tropical low hanging off the Northern Territory coast is expected to intensify into a cyclone as it veers towards Western Australia.
The Bureau of Meteorology is keeping a watch on a low in the Arafura Sea northeast of Darwin with a moderate risk of it becoming a cyclone. Find out when.
Authorities have urged caution as a major weather system approaches the Northern Territory, with flood risks expected in multiple regions.
The return of the monsoon has been a big boost to Darwin’s main water source with Darwin River Dam on track to start flowing over the spillway in coming days .
The Top End has stormed past its record for latest monsoon. Here’s when – and if – to expect it.
The Top End’s unpredictable and long-awaited monsoon season has again been tipped to arrive at the end of January, as the Bureau of Meteorology releases its preliminary summary of Australia’s 2024 climate. Read the details.
A number of streets in Leanyer have been left flooded after severe road damage triggered a number of underground pipes and water mains to burst. It’s sparked the ire of residents.
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