Aussies freeze through coldest morning of the year
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.
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.
A sandstorm, thunderstorm, and bushfires have been causing havoc in Central Australia with wind gusts reaching up to 98km/h.
There is ‘no better base’ than the Territory’s Top End to assess the effects of severe weather and migration.
Thunder and lightning have swept across the Top End in the first electrical storm to hit Darwin this season. Find out who got the rain.
Even without a direct hit, lightning can travel though the ground to your building, find its way to your electrical appliances and cause widespread damage.
‘What a f—king c—t’: Bush firefighters react as a fire tornado rips through outback property amid a catastrophic season for the Northern Territory.
The wet season has made an entrance in the Top End, with one rain-loving family thrilled to embrace the weather.
Authorities have issued an emergency declaration for Tennant Creek as a fire three times the size of the Australian Capital Territory continues to burn ferociously outside the town.
Residents in the remote Northern Territory town of Tennant Creek have described their ‘anxiety’ as an enormous blaze burns on the horizon, inching closer.
A period of fire danger has been extended from the Top End to 150km south of Tennant Creek until early 2024. Read what conditions have put them at a high risk of bushfires.
A major restocking operation is refilling several 20-foot shipping containers. See why this will be critical when disasters strike.
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