A cheeky Outback tradition has been labelled 'inappropriate' after a group of Darwin locals bared their backsides to passing passengers - including children - on a luxury train heading into the ...

Three hours: that’s how long it takes Shelita Buffet to get ready. There are false eyelashes to glue and cheekbones to contour; there’s a neon-bright wig to preen and a sequined pink leotard ...

For nearly a century, the Ghan railway has connected passengers to difficult-to-reach corners of the Australian Outback, traveling past sacred Aboriginal sites, through vast desert plains dotted ...

This beautiful train journey takes passengers through Australia, offering stunning views of the Outback. The Ghan operates between the northern and southern coasts of Australia, through the towns ...

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 to celebrate its 21st year.

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 ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Northern Territory. Followed categories will be added to My News. Time Magazine has included the Ghan on its 2025 list of the World’s Greatest Places - the ...

Investment to improve an iconic Territory tourism experience has paid off, with nomination to a prestigious worldwide list. Read what’s happened. Time Magazine has included the Ghan on its 2025 ...