Latest news from Darwin.
As the NT government advances major projects tied to defence and remote investment, leaders discuss the challenges and focus areas shaping the region's infrastructure outlook.
Local runners can join timed 5km sessions or sign up for longer options at established waterfront and park venues.
A closer look at who is capitalising on Darwin's evolving commercial development scene and what this means for local businesses and investors.
Decisions on rates, infrastructure and public spaces carry direct consequences for households and neighbourhoods across the capital.
Local gatherings and networking forums are playing a growing role in connecting employers and job seekers in Darwin's dynamic business scene.
Key policy moves ahead influence Northern Territory’s social, strategic and environmental landscape.
Six months of tropical monsoonal weather define life in the Top End.
Local entrepreneurs and innovation hubs grapple with funding hurdles and competitive pressures as 2026 unfolds.
School Sport NT and Darwin Region School Sport continue structured athletics offerings for students aged 9 to 19 as facilities prepare for major events.
From shifting tenant mixes to new shopping centres, Darwin’s retail sector offers key insights for businesses navigating a transitioning landscape.
Organisers of networking forums, trade shows, and expos in the Northern Territory’s capital report growing challenges during 2026.
Darwin first home buyers must decide between locking in prices on new Palmerston builds and moving straight into established homes near the CBD amid current grant rules.
Residents describe how shifts in local areas affect daily life and connections.
Ongoing local urban projects will reshape living conditions and community dynamics in Darwin suburbs, reflecting broader regional priorities.
Skills shortages and housing affordability continue to restrict business growth despite new training initiatives.
Free bus operations from July 2025 and more than 70 kilometres of paths provide the main measurable elements in local transport records.
From the Waterfront to Nightcliff, the Top End's open-air fitness infrastructure has quietly become one of the best in the country, and it costs nothing.
Local experts and government figures weigh in on major developments reshaping Darwin's urban and strategic landscape.
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