While Darwin was devastated, Cyclone Tracy also left its mark on nearby communities, including the Tiwi Islands. Gerry Wood recounts his experiences of the cyclone’s reach and the changes it spurred for Tiwi communities, from housing upgrades to increased awareness of storm preparedness. This episode offers a unique glimpse into the Tiwi perspective, often overlooked in the mainstream narrative of Cyclone Tracy.

<p>While Darwin was devastated, Cyclone Tracy also left its mark on nearby communities, including the Tiwi Islands. Gerry Wood recounts his experiences of the cyclone’s reach and the changes it spurred for Tiwi communities, from housing upgrades to increased awareness of storm preparedness. This episode offers a unique glimpse into the Tiwi perspective, often overlooked in the mainstream narrative of Cyclone Tracy.</p>

Welcome to Voices from the Storm, a commemorative podcast series that delves into the unforgettable impact of Cyclone Tracy on Darwin and its people. Through this series, we explore powerful personal stories of survival, resilience, and the unwavering spirit of community that emerged in the aftermath of the devastating cyclone. Each episode offers a narrative journey through diverse perspectives, blending historical context with deeply personal accounts from those who lived through one of Australia’s most catastrophic natural disasters. Join us as we remember, reflect, and honour the voices of those who endured the storm.

<p>Welcome to Voices from the Storm, a commemorative podcast series that delves into the unforgettable impact of Cyclone Tracy on Darwin and its people. Through this series, we explore powerful personal stories of survival, resilience, and the unwavering spirit of community that emerged in the aftermath of the devastating cyclone. Each episode offers a narrative journey through diverse perspectives, blending historical context with deeply personal accounts from those who lived through one of Australia’s most catastrophic natural disasters. Join us as we remember, reflect, and honour the voices of those who endured the storm.</p>

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