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Use the MyFuel NT website to see real-time fuel prices.
Road access in the NT can change quickly, particularly during the tropical summer. Before travelling, check the Road Report NT map for live updates on:
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- maintenance works.
You can find live fuel availabilty information at Petrol Pulse.

Drive articles

Your guide to the best drive experiences in the NT

Territorians have one of the best backyards in the world. Stretching between Australia’s Red Centre heart to the azure Timor Sea in the Top End, you’ll find world-class wonders, breathtaking natural landscapes and Aboriginal cultural experiences like nowhere else.

Kids on board <span>A Red Centre road trip the whole family will enjoy</span>

Kids on board A Red Centre road trip the whole family will enjoy

This week-long road trip highlighting the best of the Red Centre is guaranteed to keep even the fussiest child interested.

Road tripping the NT <span>winter escape to sunshine</span>

Road tripping the NT winter escape to sunshine

The idea of a road trip to the Northern Territory certainly sparks the imagination. It’s hard not to dream about the rich red deserts and ancient rock formations of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park; the tropical waterfalls and rock pools at Kakadu; the unfathomably ancient cultures, untouched wilderness and adorable wildlife encounters you’ll find throughout.

The ultimate Red Centre road trip

A Red Centre road trip is a rite of passage for every Australian, and for most young people the adventure hovers in the lower sections of buckets lists with a note “I’ll do it one day” pencilled next to it.