About Northern Territory Parliament House
Northern Territory Parliament House is the seat of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly located at State Square in Darwin City, Northern Territory. Opened in 1994, it is Australia's newest parliament building, featuring post-modern architecture overlooking Darwin Harbour. Notable for its elevated position on the former Darwin Post Office site, it houses the Legislative Assembly chamber, Great Hall, and public art and historical displays reflecting the Territory's self-government since 1978.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modern post-modern parliament building set on a hill overlooking Darwin Harbour and Bicentennial Park. Inside, public areas include the Legislative Assembly Chamber public gallery, the Great Hall with timber finishes and exhibitions, portrait and art displays, and the Northern Territory Library. Guided tours provide access to chambers and explain parliamentary functions. Outside, landscaped grounds, Speaker's Green and harbour views can be explored. The building is air-conditioned and located within the State Square precinct near government buildings.
Key highlights
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Australia's newest parliament building opened in 1994 with post-modern architecture
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Legislative Assembly Chamber and public gallery
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Great Hall with exhibitions and public art collection