Fire, heatwaves, rain: Wild weather warnings for Top End, Barkly
Extreme temperatures, out of control fires, and rains are battering the Territory, prompting safety warnings to stay alert to changing weather conditions.
Extreme temperatures, out of control fires, and rains are battering the Territory, prompting safety warnings to stay alert to changing weather conditions.
A remote Top End community with a long history of being hit by floods has met with authorities, calling for greater emergency support and a long-term solution to house their residents.
Unusually warmer temperatures and earlier floods are the big predictions for this upcoming Wet season, with experts sharing how to prepare for chaotic weather.
A fire danger period has been declared in the wake of a 4500 sq km bushfire burning in the Barkly region, with one homeowner describing the ‘intense’ blaze that came within metres of his home.
Fires across Darwin and the surrounding region will be examined closely, with a senior chief bemoaning the spattering of blazes keeping fireys occupied.
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.
“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.
A historic Second World War airfield near Darwin was given a thorough soak when a pair of planes soared below the tree canopy to conduct water bombing training. Watch the video.
An extra blanket or two could be in order as Australians woke up to icy weather across the country. See how long the cold blast will last.
Multiple fires are burning along the Stuart Highway, with authorities warning those in smoke-affected areas as Darwin and Palmerston woke to a thick blanket of smoke. SEE THE PICS.
“Do you want to be responsible for the death of someone or the loss of a home?”: As the Territory’s firefighters gear up for another Dry season, arsonits have been issued a stern warning.
A grassfire that lit up the sky behind a Darwin water park sparked the curiosity of onlookers. See the footage.
More places in the Territory can now access funding to recover from the impacts of severe weather, including Alice Springs and the Barkly. Here’s how.
Only one small area of the NT is classified as lower risk. See where is most at risk of the health impacts of extreme heat.
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