After heavy rains battered northern Australia for almost a week, stunning footage has emerged of waterfalls at Uluru, the sacred sandstone monolith in the desert plains of the Northern Territory’s ...

While no one wants rain on a holiday, especially when outdoors visiting one of the country’s natural wonders, the stunning scene created by the downfall might have you praying for rain on your next ...

Tourism operators are losing business due to wet weather closures of the dirt track at the base of Uluru. One segway tour business lost 36 days of trading due to closures — around 10 per cent of the ...

Heavy rain in the usually barren region can cause water to collect at the top of Uluru and then spill over the sides, with dozens of waterfalls falling down the massive monolith. The phenomenon is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This rare sighting has attracted tourists and locals to the national park to get a glimpse of the waterfalls, the park said on ...

A freak storm has turned one of Australia's most famous and driest attractions into a series of spectacular waterfalls. Uluru in Central Australia normally gets on average just 22cm of rain a year.