Northern Territory Archives

Yes! Crocodiles can be cute 🐊

Rivers, creeks and billabongs across northern Australia have been alive with thousands of tiny croc babies during the past six months.

Travel

Head to Kings Canyon for adventure on high

Explore beyond Uluru to experience the breathtaking natural landscape of Kings Canyon.

News

Rare possum caught for first time in the NT, enticed by peanut butter and apple

The confirmation of the possum living in the area is a sign of success for a pioneering land management model between conservationists and pastoralists.

Travel

Explore Glen Helen in all its golden glory

The only accommodation in the West MacDonnell Ranges (Tjoritja National Park), Discovery Parks – Glen Helen offers a base to explore and go on adventures in the spectacular region.

Travel

Going beyond the icon

Sometimes the extent of a journey isn’t measured by distance, but by the new thoughts and feelings it generates. So I discovered when I recently took an Indigenous-guided tour at Uluru.

History & Culture

From uranium mining to sustainable tourism: How Kakadu is changing post COVID-19

With vast swathes of Kakadu NP now returned to Traditional Owners and the Ranger uranium mine closing, it’s a brand new day for this wildlife- and wetland-infused country.

Creatura Blog

The pebble-mound mouse is very good at its job

Look at this sweet tiny mouse, busy at work. That pebble is literally the size of its head, and it’s carrying it in its powerful little maw.

News

Marj! The rains are here

Flooding not flowing – this week’s Todd River “banker” was a corker, says award-winning filmmaker and Alice Springs local, Chris Tangey, who captured this stunning drone footage.