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The '''Northern Territory''' is a federal territory on the [[Australia|Australian]] mainland.  It lies to the north of the state of [[South Australia]], with the states of [[Western Australia]] and [[Queensland]] to the west and east, respectively.  The [[Timor Sea]] lies to the north of the territory.  The capital is [[Darwin (city)|Darwin]], where about half of the territory's 200,000 residents live.
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The '''Northern Territory''' is a federal territory on the [[Australia]]n mainland.  It lies to the north of the state of [[South Australia]], with the states of [[Western Australia]] and [[Queensland]] to the west and east, respectively.  The [[Timor Sea]] lies to the north of the territory.  The capital is [[Darwin (city)|Darwin]], where about half of the territory's 200,000 residents live.
    
==Government==
 
==Government==
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==Political Alignment==
 
==Political Alignment==
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The [[Liberal_Party_of_Australia|Liberal Party]], who are actually Conservatives, were in power in the Northern Territory for 25 years until the 2005 state election, before resigning as Chief Minister on 26 November 2007. Perhaps if she had a little more knowledge in how to run a state government (along with the prerequisite faith in [[God]]) instead of being a spineless left wing hack she would have been able to hold her job, but that would mean she would have been a Conservative.
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The [[Liberal Party of Australia|Liberal Party]], who are actually Conservatives, were in power in the Northern Territory for 25 years until the 2005 state election, before resigning as Chief Minister on 26 November 2007. Perhaps if she had a little more knowledge in how to run a state government (along with the prerequisite faith in [[God]]) instead of being a spineless left wing hack she would have been able to hold her job, but that would mean she would have been a Conservative.
    
==Main cities of Northern Territory<ref>http://www.postcodes-australia.com/cities/nt</ref>==
 
==Main cities of Northern Territory<ref>http://www.postcodes-australia.com/cities/nt</ref>==
    
'''[[Darwin]]'''<br/>
 
'''[[Darwin]]'''<br/>
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[[Darwin]], in the north (or the "[[Top End]]") of the [[Northern Territory]] is the state's capital city, located on the coast of the [[Timor Sea]].
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[[Darwin]], in the north (or the "[[Top End]]") of the Northern Territory is the state's capital city, located on the coast of the [[Timor Sea]].
    
'''[[Alice Springs]]'''<br/>
 
'''[[Alice Springs]]'''<br/>
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[[Alice Springs]] (known as Mparntwe to it's traditional [[Aboriginal]] inhabitants) is a town in the [[Northern Territory]], almost in the dead centre of Australia. The town is probably best known for it's proximity to [[Uluru]] (Ayer's Rock) approximately 300km to the south.
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[[Alice Springs]] (known as Mparntwe to it's traditional [[Aboriginal]] inhabitants) is a town in the Northern Territory, almost in the dead centre of Australia. The town is probably best known for it's proximity to [[Uluru]] (Ayer's Rock) approximately 300&nbsp;km to the south.
    
==References==
 
==References==
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