The Latest Breaking News from Kakadu National Park

The federal government has recommitted to funding a multi-million-dollar visitors centre in Kakadu National Park but says careful consultation is continuing with traditional owners.

Government figures reveal Kakadu's feral pig population has doubled and buffalo numbers are up by 50 per cent. So what's gone wrong?

In a long-running and emotional case, the Northern Territory's highest court has found Parks Australia cannot be prosecuted for damage to a sacred men's site in Kakadu National Park, because of the wording of NT legislation.

The federal government has introduced a bill to allow a mining operator more time to rehabilitate a decommissioned uranium mine near Kakadu National Park.

Serious safety concerns have been raised after dozens of tourists were seen crowding around the banks of a crocodile-infested river in Kakadu National Park, where people have previously been killed.

The park's most effective feral control method has not been employed since an accident in 2019 left two rangers badly injured.

On the doorstep of one of Australia's most treasured natural wonders, billions are about to be spent on a high risk operation to try to transform a wasteland into a national park.

Soil samples taken from Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks reveal traces of what scientists believe is a new species of psychedelic mushroom.

The return of nearly half of Kakadu National Park to traditional owners is expected to create hundreds of business opportunities for Aboriginal people.