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Australian business and political leaders gathered in the country's Northern Territory to warmly welcome China's Belt and Road Initiative, showing great interest in the opportunities the initiative ...

Northern Territory strengthens defence and economic ties with Japan The Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the arrival of the Japanese frigate JS Yahagi to Darwin reinforces the Northern ...

Inside the new luxury lodgings at the Northern Territory’s Larapinta Trail The multi-day Larapinta Trail tackles rugged terrain, sometimes in extreme temperatures.

Northern Territory The most notable story to come out of the Northern Territory’s wet season was the latest monsoon onset on record. With records dating back since 1957-58, this season’s onset date of ...

A Year of Growth for the NT The Darwin-Singapore route forms part of Qantas Group’s broader expansion in the Northern Territory, adding over 180,000 extra seats this year.

Things to do in Darwin & the Northern Territory Singaporeans enjoy a good getaway, and while Sydney and Melbourne often steal the spotlight, there’s a whole other side of Australia waiting to be ...

Starting 27 June 2025, travellers will have more affordable options to explore the vibrant capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, with four flights weekly.

Uluru and the land that surrounds Australia’s most iconic landmark fascinates us all – and for good reason. Everyone should experience the Northern Territory at least once in their lifetime ...

Head North from May to September This is the dry season for Northern Territory, North Queensland, and Western Australia. It’s the perfect time for exploring Kakadu, Cape York, and the Kimberley ...

From the red centre to the deep blue. A group of school children from Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory have gone surfing in Sydney. For some, it was their first time seeing the ...

Visit the Northern Territory to witness Aboriginal culture embedded in rock paintings, desert landscapes, and the very land itself. This is real, raw travel at its best and most worldview-expanding.