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Fifty years ago, Cyclone Tracy devastated Darwin. The lessons from it have still not been learnt

By Steven Farram, Associate Professor in North Australian and Regional Studies (History), Charles Darwin University

On Christmas Eve 1974, Tracy flattened Darwin, killing 66 people. The city is still at risk of cyclones, and not enough has been done to mitigate it.

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