NT Life Annual 2019
A WARM WELCOME We welcome you to the Northern Territory, a destination like no other. Iconic, vibrant and beautiful, an experience to remember awaits you. There is so much to see, do and experience during your stay here. Discover the rich history of Aboriginal culture and tradition that is more than 50,000 years old. Take in the sensory delights of Darwin city – a melting pot of flavours and colours. Venture away from the cities and explore ancient and exotic landscapes in remote escapes. The Northern Territory is Australia’s real outback and home to the natural wonders of UNESCO World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park in the north, and Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Red Centre. The spectacular flora and fauna varies dramatically between the deserts of Central Australia and the tropics of the Top End; it is a photographer’s dream and an adventurer’s playground. The NT is filled with fascinating characters, awe-inspiring landscapes and singular experiences. You have arrived. There is much to explore but first relax and unwind; you are now on Territory time. locally owned and operated EST 2009 NT Life is published by Darwin Life Pty Ltd. All material within the publication remains the property of the publisher unless permission is otherwise sought in writing. Those who make advertising placement and or supply editorial content to NT Life undertake to ensure all material does not infringe copyright, trademark, defamation, libel, slander or title. The above-mentioned patrons agree to indemnify the publisher against any investigations, claims or judgements. The views expressed in NT Life are those of the contributors, and are not necessarily shared by the publication. Darwin Life Pty Ltd copyright 2019. For advertising and editorial enquiries, contact: Leasel Southwick, Publisher/Director leasel@darwinlifemag.com | www.darwinlifemag.com
A WARM WELCOME
We welcome you to the Northern Territory, a destination like no other. Iconic, vibrant and beautiful, an experience to remember awaits you.
There is so much to see, do and experience during your stay here. Discover the rich history of Aboriginal culture and tradition that is more than 50,000 years old. Take in the sensory delights of Darwin city – a melting pot of flavours and colours. Venture away from the cities and explore ancient and exotic landscapes in remote escapes.
The Northern Territory is Australia’s real outback and home to the natural wonders of UNESCO World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park in the north, and Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Red Centre. The spectacular flora and fauna varies dramatically between the deserts of Central Australia and the tropics of the Top End; it is a photographer’s dream and an adventurer’s playground.
The NT is filled with fascinating characters, awe-inspiring landscapes and singular experiences. You have arrived. There is much to explore but first relax and unwind; you are now on Territory time.
locally owned and operated
EST 2009
NT Life is published by Darwin Life Pty Ltd. All material within the publication remains the property of the publisher unless permission is otherwise sought in writing. Those who make advertising placement and or supply editorial content to NT Life undertake to ensure all material does not infringe copyright, trademark, defamation, libel, slander or title. The above-mentioned patrons agree to indemnify the publisher against any investigations, claims or judgements. The views expressed in NT Life are those of the contributors, and are not necessarily shared by the publication. Darwin Life Pty Ltd copyright 2019.
For advertising and editorial enquiries, contact: Leasel Southwick, Publisher/Director leasel@darwinlifemag.com | www.darwinlifemag.com
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AUSTRALIAN AVIATION HERITAGE CE<strong>NT</strong>RE<br />
WWII has been a long-time topic of everyone as his was really a<br />
historic yet worth to be knowledgeable of. Everyone has been a part<br />
of it and with this, during your visit to the heritage centre, you would<br />
be able to see various collection of the Territory’s aviation from its<br />
pioneers and all its record breakers during the war. If you are one of<br />
those adventurous and into Sabre and Mirage jets, B52 Bomber, Huey<br />
Helicopter, this is the perfect place for you to see and explore.<br />
PHOTO CREDIT TO www.darwinstreetartfestival.com.au<br />
Darwin, a tropical city that has a bigger harbour than<br />
Sydney, is a unique-friendly-laid-back lifestyle that<br />
almost bring you back to memory lane. The calmness<br />
yet sophisticated modern city is also one immersed in<br />
history as it underwent some hardships to make it to the<br />
Asian windows. Today, with <strong>NT</strong> Commerce dwelling and<br />
businesses with its heart warming world-class natural<br />
and cultural attractions, it has also it’s calibre in thriving<br />
to be one of the best when it comes to tourism, nightlife<br />
and retail. This area can showcase a lot of attractions<br />
worth experiencing while you are in town.<br />
MINDIL BEACH SUNSET MARKETS<br />
Are you into weekly bazaars and markets? This is the ultimate haven<br />
for you. From the 25th of April to October, Darwin opens its doors<br />
to market goers as they showcase their popular weekly market<br />
which features a multitude of stalls from different walks of the earth.<br />
From arts to crafts, cuisine and entertainment? Name it, they have<br />
it. A combination of great food with an elated atmosphere, one<br />
must really experience this. Lastly, before you cap the night away, a<br />
good picnic dinner by the beach while the sun spectacularly waves<br />
goodnight to you, is a superb experience.<br />
CHARLES DARWIN NATIONAL PARK<br />
If you are a type of a nature tripper, this national park is the best<br />
for you to know more about Darwin’s mangrove habitats, relics of<br />
Darwin’s involvement in the WWII is also here.<br />
8 <strong>NT</strong>LIFE
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