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Round Up of news from Australia's Northern Territory

 Access the Outback – new flight routes to the NT  NEW luxury accommodation for 2011 - Wildman Wilderness Lodge  Hawk Dreaming expands accommodation, exclusive to APT  Pinnacle Tours come to NT  Saddle-up to explore the OutbackAccess the Outback – two new flight routes launch in summer 2010 Two flight operators have announced new routes into the NT which will start in June & August and will offer more competitive prices for visitors. Virgin Blue will launch a new daily Sydney – Uluru (Ayers Rock) route on the 2nd August which will provide a low-fare option for up to 104 people per day.

Find out what’s ‘app’ downunder as Australia’s Northern Territory launches iApp

iPhone and iTouch owners can now learn more about Australia’s Northern Territory (NT) through a new application – OutbackNT - which is free to download. http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/outbacknt/id357912860?mt=8 OutbackNT gives users the latest information to help you decide what to do when visiting Australia’s real outback. With interactive maps, information and images you can plan itineraries, choose where to eat, browse up and coming events and tag attractions which you want to visit. Best of all, once downloaded, you can use the app even when you aren’t connected to the web, so in remote

What’s hot and happening in Australia’s Outback

 Climbing high – update on the Uluru climb ban  Outback Marathon – first ever!  Bamurru Plains re-opens for the 2010 season  Cruising Arnhem Land  Win a life Down Under  Darwin’s Holiday Inn make-over Climbing high? – Uluru climb ban will eventually happen A new management plan has been approved by Australia’s Environment Minister Peter Garrett which will eventually lead to the close of the climb at Uluru (Ayers Rock). The plan has agreed that until at least one of the following has been met, the climb will stay open: • The number of people climbing the ancient icon must drop from the

KISS FM TEAMS UP WITH AUSTRALIA’S NORTHERN TERRITORY AND STA TRAVEL FOR THE KISS BREAKFAST SHOW’S BIG OUTBACK ADVENTURE!

The new brand partnership launches today and is offering listeners an opportunity to discover somewhere totally different and even the chance to change their life in 2010! This Christmas Eve one lucky Kiss 100 listener and their best friend will win a two-week adventure holiday to Australia’s Northern Territory in 2010. Marking the start of the Outback promotion, listeners should tune in to the Kiss breakfast show from today (Monday 21st December) to find out how they can win! The promotion will continue into the New Year when Rickie, Melvin and Charlie jump-start 2010, inviting breakfast

What’s hot and happening in Australia’s Outback Northern Territory- Top End Special

New visitor charges reintroduced at Kakadu Dual World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park will be re-introducing entry charges for visitors from April 2010 which will enable the park to maintain its high standards of conservation. The abolition of the £12.50 (AU$25) fee, in 2004, has meant that the Northern Territory government has had to give the park £2,000,000 (AU$ 4,000,000) in order to run the park and look after the pristine wilderness, hence its re-introduction. The park covers 4,894,000 acres and has an abundance of spectacular wildlife Kakadu is not only listed as a site of

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