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25.01.2022 STINGER SEASON STARTS EARLY Casuarina Beach had to be closed to swimmers over the weekend when a member of the Darwin Surf Life Saving Club was stung by a... jellyfish. Thankfully, we understand that person is recovering well. This is a reminder that although stinger season is generally from October to May, stings can happen year-round. And it's a good idea to keep vinegar in your car so that it's always on hand.

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21.01.2022 All Seabreeze food and drinks are served in compostable containers so make sure you dispose of them in our COMPOST BINS (green cover) !! Organic AG will be HOPP...ING MAD if they miss out on the good stuff from Sunset Park PM Friday 10 May 5pm - Nightcliff Seabreeze Festival and A Day on the Foreshore - Nightcliff Seabreeze Festival - They've been prepping their soil all month for your leftovers - heh heh... See more

20.01.2022 Darwin solar cinema will be running the Ripple effect stage with Solar power from 11.30am till 7.30pm tomorrow ...Short movie on Fracking at 7pm.....

18.01.2022 Rain is on the cards! After a hot night, parts of the Top End could see rainfall late this afternoon and into the evening as the dry surge pushes north th...rough the NT, according to the Bureau of Meteorology. If you're not a fan of the humidity, don't worry! The BOM says dry season weather will be back tomorrow

17.01.2022 It was another chilly morning in Darwin! With a 'feels like' temperature of 15 degrees, humidity below 20% and dew point in the negatives! Good news, the cool, dry air will be hanging around. But you might want to break out the moisturiser!

14.01.2022 Darwin solar cinema

10.01.2022 BURNT MANGOES Bushfires and gusty winds have wiped millions of dollars off the NT's mango crop.

08.01.2022 Sunday week, tickets on sale..

04.01.2022 ATTENTION DOG WALKERS Birdlife Top End was conducting their monthly shorebird survey over the weekend and was saddened to see so many people walking their d...ogs at Buffalo Creek. The beaches are classified as no dog zones due to the international importance of the site for the birds, some of which are facing extinction. "I call on the Darwin community to start caring about the biodiversity that makes Darwin WILD and the very reason so many people and tourists come to this natural and green city," said Amanda Lilleyman, BirdLife Top End.