The Ghan’s logo still features a single-humped camel and cameleer. You can see it most prominently on the train’s iconic red ...

The 2979km Ghan track may not have the international ... runs between Adelaide and Darwin is one of the world’s greatest rail journeys. It’s short for “The Afghan Express”, a tongue ...

The tradition, which began in 2004 when the first Ghan train arrived in Darwin, is now 21 years old — meaning it’s time for a “21-bum salute”. Back in 2004, a group of Livingstone locals ...

From veterans who attended the original mooning in 2004, to kids pulled from school early, Territorians were ready to bare their bum at the passengers of The Ghan ... when the train flew past ...

A Top End tradition like no other is marking a major milestone, and locals are ready to drop everything to celebrate. The tradition, which began in 2004 when the first Ghan train arrived in Darwin ...