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The tour started with a chat with Dr Norman Cramp, the Director of the Darwin Military Museum told Millsy about the Bombing of Darwin.

"188 Japanese aircraft took off," he said.

"A Catholic priest saw the aircraft he radioed: 'There's a large flight of aircraft heading to Darwin, and I don't think they're friendly!'"

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Millsy remembered Cyclone Tracy and the significance of land rights in the Northern Territory for the whole of Australia with Dr Steven Farram.

Press PLAY to hear the interview with the history lecturer from Charles Darwin University.

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Millsy's Full Show: Thursday July 28

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'It is next level': Pyrotechnician explains the Northern Territory's fascination with fireworks

There's nothing more 'Territorian' than celebrating self-governance with a few 'bangers' as Troy Charters described to Steve Mills while at Mindil Beach Sunset Markets.

'Bangers' to most Australians are called fireworks, but as the Owner and Chief Pyrotechnician at TNT Fireworks described to Millsy, 'it is next level'.

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Eagles great Glen Jakovich gives his tips every Thursday at 1.30pm.

Press PLAY to hear his hottest tips ahead of round 20

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Millsy's Full Show: Wednesday July 27th

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Financial advisor and director of Knight Group Jason Featherby joins Millsy every Wednesday to talk the latest in financial news and advice.

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A feature of Tuesday's Millsy at Midday program was his interview with Phillippa Butt, editor of the 'Sunday Territorian' at legendary publication NT News, famous for headlines such as 'I stuck a cracker up my clacker'.

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Firmly entrenched in the top end's capital, Steve Mills played tourist on Monday morning, visiting Kakadu National Park before a live broadcast from the Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, surely one of the more interesting hotel designs going around these days.

Monday was a jam-packed show, starting off with a chat on site with Kakadu National Park manager Shaun Barclay.

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