Sunday 18 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇦🇺 AU ▾
BREAKING
› Ben Roberts-Smith launches clothing brand ‘Epic 1 Two’ to support family amidst legal battles› Two men hospitalised as army truck rolls on Queensland highway at Springfield› Home auctions take a hit with price disclosure rules› Trump overload killing Republican midterm chances of victory› Prolific Group 1 winner Mr Brightside could yet have career put on hold again: ‘50-50’› Ukraine wartime romance novel ditched after backlash› Yet more Messi goals, Aussie defender cops 4-1 MLS loss› Driver accused of multiple hit-and-run crashes allegedly bites officer during Adelaide arrest› Brisbane runner who clinically died on morning jog reunited with strangers who saved her life› 'Jobs galore' pitch for axed steelworkers after closure› Ben Roberts-Smith launches clothing brand ‘Epic 1 Two’ to support family amidst legal battles› Two men hospitalised as army truck rolls on Queensland highway at Springfield› Home auctions take a hit with price disclosure rules› Trump overload killing Republican midterm chances of victory› Prolific Group 1 winner Mr Brightside could yet have career put on hold again: ‘50-50’› Ukraine wartime romance novel ditched after backlash› Yet more Messi goals, Aussie defender cops 4-1 MLS loss› Driver accused of multiple hit-and-run crashes allegedly bites officer during Adelaide arrest› Brisbane runner who clinically died on morning jog reunited with strangers who saved her life› 'Jobs galore' pitch for axed steelworkers after closure
Australian News

Outback township residents on bushfire alert

PerthNow ·
Outback township residents on bushfire alert

Residents have been warned to take action to protect lives and property after a bushfire broke out near a territory township.

Bushfires NT issued an advice alert late on Saturday afternoon for a blaze burning on both sides of Darwin River Road about 60km south of the Northern Territory capital.

It followed an earlier watch and act warning urging Darwin River residents to enact bushfire survival plans and monitor conditions.

The fire was, at the time, just two kilometres from the Darwin River Tavern and moving northwest towards Meade Road.

"For the safety of firefighting crews and other vehicles, drivers in the area are urged to slow down, turn on headlights and drive safely for the conditions," the watch and act alert said.

Read the full article on PerthNow ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.perthnow.com.au — the content belongs to PerthNow.

More from PerthNow

See all ›

More in Australian News

See all ›