Woman in her 30s dies at popular Kakadu tourist spot
Northern Territory Police are investigating the death of a woman in her 30s at Ubirr, a popular rock art gallery in Kakadu National Park.
A woman in her 30s died at Ubirr Lookout, a popular tourist spot in Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory. The Northern Territory Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding her death, which occurred yesterday on the western side of the lookout. The full details are yet to be determined, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.
It is unclear whether the woman was a resident of the Northern Territory or a tourist. Ubirr rock formation is one of the park's two most famous Aboriginal rock art galleries, featuring some of the world's most outstanding rock art and attracting many tourists. The site was notably featured in the 1986 Australian movie Crocodile Dundee.
NT Parks and Wildlife Minister Marie-Clare Boothby expressed her condolences, stating that the loss of life at Ubirr is heartbreaking and that her thoughts are with the victim's loved ones during this difficult time.
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