One major development which came from the cyclone was that of the Northern Territory's self-government. Until 1974, the Northern Territory had minimal self-government, with a federal minister being responsible for the Territory from Canberra. However, the cyclone and subsequent response highlighted problems with this arrangement that led directly to the decision of Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser to grant the Territory self-government in 1978.
Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.
Cyclone Tracy made landfall at Darwin in the Top End: that is, Australia's Northern Territory.
Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia on the 25th of December 1974 but she had formed on the 20th.
None. Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin in the Northern Territory, not Queensland, in 1974.
Darwin, in the Northern Territory.
Cyclone Tracy was a category 4 cyclone which struck the city of Darwin, in Australia's Northern Territory, in the early hours of Christmas Day 1974.
Cyclone Tracy was a tropical cyclone that devastated the city of Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, from Christmas Eve to Christmas Day, 1974.The cyclone killed 71 people.
Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin in the Northern Territory, Australia, in the early hours of Christmas Day of 1974. For a track map of the cyclone, see the link below.
One of the most comprehensive websites on Cyclone Tracy is the Northern Territory Library. See the related weblink below.
Darwin, Northern Territory. Cyclone Tracy; December 25 1974.
Cyclone Tracy started as a tropical storm out in the Arafura Sea. It hit Darwin in the Northern Territory, Australia, in the early hours of Christmas Day of 1974. For a track map of the cyclone, see the link below.
On Christmas Day, 25 December 1974, Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin, capital city of the Northern territory in Australia. The cyclone passed directly over Darwin just after midnight, with its 'eye' centred on the airport and northern suburbs, and had passed by 7am on Christmas morning.