23 reactions | Cyclone Tracy hit Darwin on Christmas Eve 1974, and changed the city forever. Come and see the unforgettable images and experience an interactive display which tracks Tracy's path to destruction at MAGNT Darwin. | Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory | Facebook

5.7K views · 46 reactions | It was one of Australia's worst natural disasters. Cyclone Tracy tearing through Darwin on Christmas morning in 1974 - claiming lives and flattening most of the city. Despite the devastation - Australian resilience shone through and now - fifty years on, the focus is back on the city to commemorate. | 9 News Darwin | Facebook

Wow, what an incredible opening night! Tracy’s Echo: 50 Years of Resilience is now open at MAGNT in the Upper Ramp space. This important community-led exhibition honours the untold stories of Aboriginal survivors of Cyclone Tracy. 🙌Thank you to everyone who joined us from artists and their families to representatives from the Northern Territory Stolen Generations Corporation, Friends of Kahlin, along with Senator the Hon Senator Malarndirri McCarthy - Northern Territory, Robyn Cahill Member for

23K views · 459 reactions | Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is spending Christmas in Darwin, marking the 50th year anniversary of Cyclone Tracy. | Sky News Australia | Facebook

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