Real People, Real Territory.

Discover a place where stories are lived, not just told. In the Northern Territory, you're not just a visitor, you're a mate. Pull up a chair, enjoy a yarn and get to know the local characters as they share their stories, their humour, their unique way of life.

Meet the locals

Fingers <span>(The Possum Resuscitator) </span>

Hear their stories

Video:Real People, Real Territory: Dwyn

Real People, Real Territory: Dwyn

Real People, Real Territory: Shari

Real People, Real Territory: Minoli

Real People, Real Territory: Suzi

Real People, Real Territory: Benny

Real People, Real Territory: Danyelle

Real People, Real Territory: Yordi

Real People, Real Territory: Dennis Miller

Real People, Real Territory: Fingers

Real People, Real Territory: John and Steph

Real People, Real Territory: Chase

Real People, Real Territory: Amye Un

Local’s tips

Local’s tips: Darwin City

When visiting somewhere new, it’s always good to get tips from the locals before you plan your daily activities. We’ve gathered our top tips in Darwin City for you to enjoy.

Darwin: local guide to art & culture

Darwin's identity as hub for arts and creativity is written on the wall, literally. A brightly coloured turtle glides along the side of a building, a giant crocodile watches over a supermarket and a stunning portrait of the late musician Dr G Yunupingu overlooks a laneway.

Red Centre local’s tips <span>All the places not to miss in Alice Springs & Uluru</span>

Red Centre local’s tips All the places not to miss in Alice Springs & Uluru

Want to travel like a local? The best way to find out where to go and what to do is to ask a local. Here's your Red Centre insider guide to Alice Springs and Uluru.

Red Centre local tips: Aboriginal culture

The vast emptiness of Central Australia is deceptive. Look below the surface of the Red Centre and you'll discover the world’s oldest living culture, a civilisation so intertwined with the land it is impossible to understand one without the other.

Top End Local’s Tips: How to do Darwin’s markets

If you’re dropping in to Darwin, your stay isn’t complete without a stroll through its famed markets. Loved by locals and visitors alike, the city’s selection of markets are vibrant, colourful and radiate vitality.

A local’s bucket list for Alice Springs

Surrounded by the spectacular MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs and the surrounding Red Centre are considered Australia's spiritual and physical heart. Here's your local's bucket list of essential things to see and do around Alice Springs.

A local’s bucket list for Katherine

While the Northern Territory’s world-renowned wonders, wilderness and wildlife are significant drawcards for visitors, to truly experience its heartbeat, discover what the locals love doing.

A local’s bucket list for Tennant Creek

Tennant Creek is the ultimate outback town for exploration — much more than a stopover between Alice Springs and Darwin while road tripping the Stuart Highway.

Real People, Real Territory.

Real People, Real Territory.

Meet the locals

Dwyn (Territory Cowboy)

Shari (Top End Bub)

Minoli (Top End Taster)

Suzi (Railway Rose)

Ben (Queen of the NT)

Danyelle (Trucker Barbie)

Yordi (The Wildlife Whisperer)

Dennis (Master of the Billabong)

Fingers (The Possum Resuscitator)

John and Steph (The Katherine Cowboys)

Chase (The Crocodile Counsellor)

Amye (The Laksa Queen)

Hear their stories