Sweating it out: Territorians may have to wait even longer before monsoon
As Territorians sweat it out for yet another week, the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the wait for the monsoon could be even longer than previously reported. Read why.
As Territorians sweat it out for yet another week, the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts the wait for the monsoon could be even longer than previously reported. Read why.
Temperatures are forecast to dip slightly for the Top End, and stormy weather is on its way. Find out more in this weather update.
Temperatures peaking at 46C will sweep across the NT. Find out where and how to stay cool in the heat.
A mother has recalled her and her toddler’s tale of survival during one of Australia’s worst natural disasters in a special Sky News investigation, Cyclone Tracy: 50 Years On, premiering at 8pm AEDT on Wednesday night.
Rainfall is expected in Darwin this week while a cloud band is also developing across central and northern NT. Details.
Fire crews are being redeployed to the same area they hosed down less than 24 hours earlier. Find out what we know so far.
A total fire ban has been imposed across most of the Top End as temperatures soar to 35C, ahead of an unusually concerning spring outlook.
East Arnhem residents are being promised a new cyclone shelter capable of holding up to 1800 people. Find out more.
The former governor-general popped into Darwin to meet the faces behind a special production, for which Sir Peter is personally invested in. See why.
A tremor has been felt in parts of Darwin, with residents taking to social media to share their experience. What we know so far.
Dates and zones have been locked in for the annual pre-cyclone clean-up, with assistance offered to seniors and those with mobility restrictions. Read the full guide.
For 15 years, NT firefighter Bill McLeod has been operating vehicles older than some of his teammates. This week, crews received their new and improved V8 motors, ready to tackle the bushfires of tomorrow.
After consecutive years of the ADF responding to natural disasters, a report has declared military personnel should be used as a ‘last resort’, urging the government to find an alternative. A Territory politician has weighed in.
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.
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