Whats the driving age here in Darwin?

When you turn 16, you are eligible to sit the Learner's test and get your L plates. You can either do it through the DTAL program or you can go straight to MVR and take the test (which is easy, some questions may be worded funny though). Doing it through DTAL is a good idea because it makes the lessons cheaper. Once you have your Ls, you only have to be on them for 6 months before you can apply to take your P's test. Once you have your P's, you're on them for two years...there's only one P type, and when those two years are up you get an open licence...but you'll still be limited to zero blood alcohol content for another two years. http://www.nt.gov.au/dtal/