Latest news from Darwin.
Six months of tropical monsoonal weather define life in the Top End.
By The Daily Darwin · 22 June 2026
The Northern Territory's small, isolated electricity grid has become a laboratory for high-penetration solar and battery storage solutions that could inform renewable energy transitions in tropical regions globally.
By The Daily Darwin · 22 June 2026
Everything Darwin first home buyers need to know about grants, deposits, and affordable suburbs.
By The Daily Darwin · 21 June 2026
The Territory's university combines higher education with vocational training in an institution unique in Australia.
By The Daily Darwin · 21 June 2026
The 1974 Christmas Day cyclone destroyed 70% of the city and reshaped everything that followed.
By The Daily Darwin · 21 June 2026
Aboriginal culture in the Territory is not history — it is a living present.
By The Daily Darwin · 21 June 2026
What does it really cost to live in Darwin in 2026? Housing, groceries, transport and lifestyle costs broken down.
By The Daily Darwin · 20 June 2026
The planned satellite city south of Darwin has become the Territory's fastest growing urban area.
By The Daily Darwin · 20 June 2026
The marina precinct provides the water access and hospitality that the Top End lifestyle demands.
By The Daily Darwin · 20 June 2026
The Territory's property market operates under conditions unlike any other Australian capital.
By The Daily Darwin · 20 June 2026
The best yoga and pilates studios in Darwin for beginners and experienced practitioners.
By The Daily Darwin · 19 June 2026
The 20,000-square-kilometre national park is just two hours from Darwin and holds some of humanity's oldest art.
By The Daily Darwin · 19 June 2026
The world's oldest living art tradition is bought and sold daily in Darwin's galleries and markets.
By The Daily Darwin · 19 June 2026
Three hours east of the city, one of the world's significant World Heritage areas begins.
By The Daily Darwin · 19 June 2026
Which Darwin suburbs deliver the best rental yields and capital growth for property investors in 2026?
By The Daily Darwin · 18 June 2026
Hidden Valley Raceway and the Darwin Cup Carnival represent two of the Northern Territory's most beloved sporting traditions, each drawing passionate crowds and carrying decades of Top End history.
By The Daily Darwin · 18 June 2026
Darwin is Australia's most bombed city, and the WWII history is inseparable from its identity.
By The Daily Darwin · 18 June 2026
The cyclical nature of a resource and defence-driven economy shapes property outcomes.
By The Daily Darwin · 18 June 2026