About Discovery Nightclub
Discovery Nightclub (now often called Discovery Darwin) is Darwin’s flagship late-night club, known as “the Northern Territory’s premier late-night entertainment venue” . Built in 1999, it quickly became Darwin’s largest dance club. After a 2011 closure that “left Territorians wondering” if the club had closed for good , new owners gutted and rebuilt it, reopening in early 2012. The renovated space spans three open-plan levels (ground/main floor plus two balconies), decorated in a sleek, futuristic style with four full-service bars and state-of-the-art sound and lighting . The main dancefloor (Level 1) is the club’s heartbeat by night, flanked by two bars and surrounded by raised VIP booths with table service. Level 2 is a mezzanine balcony with its own bar and lounge booths overlooking the action below. Level 3 (the rooftop level) hosts a private karaoke lounge and the venue’s signature silent disco (wireless headphone party) area. In short, there are no fixed seats except for a handful of reserved VIP tables – most of the club is general admission, with open dancing space www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . With a capacity of roughly 1000 patrons, Discovery remains the largest nightclub in Darwin www.ticketfairy.com . It has solidified its reputation by hosting touring live acts and high-profile DJs for decades (from Australian rock bands like Powderfinger, Eskimo Joe and The Cat Empire to popular DJs in the dance scene) www.ticketfairy.com . In Darwin culture, Discovery is an iconic gathering spot: as one media writer notes, it’s “Darwin’s most non-pretentious nightclub,” beloved by locals as a place where “you see a bunch of mums cutting loose” and dancers spilling drinks in the big room . This comfort-level vibe, combined with cutting-edge production, is why the club is a cornerstone of the Northern Territory night scene.
Events and Programming
Discovery Darwin runs events most nights of the week, but it really comes alive on Friday and Saturday nights. The program is a mix of club-themed nights, local-resident DJ parties and occasional one-off events. Weekly highlights include a strong lineup of theme parties: for example, a city-wide “Bingo Rave” – part bingo game, part dance party – has run Tuesdays in the venue’s downstairs “Lost Arc” room www.ticketfairy.com . Friday and Saturday club nights have catchy names and tailored music: one staple night is “The Lost Arc” (a late-night R&B/hip-hop/reggaeton/dancehall party) www.ticketfairy.com , while other evenings might feature 80s retro dance, student nights or big dancehall/Afrobeat events depending on demand. The club also holds special events occasionally – past promotions have included glow-in-the-dark paint parties, karaoke and silent-disco nights, and even live boxing/K1 fight nights and mini cultural festivals. In short, there’s almost always something on: Discovery prides itself on “something happening” most weekends www.ticketfairy.com .
Beyond clubbing nights, Discovery doubles as a concert venue for touring bands and DJs. Over the years it has hosted many of Australia’s top acts, from Powderfinger and The Cat Empire to the Hilltop Hoods and local favourites www.ticketfairy.com . These sold-out concerts usually play on the main floor with a raised DJ stage, transforming the club into a mini-arena. Ticketed live shows often draw crowds from across the Territory. Recurring parties often have cover charges in the range of A$10–20, with drink specials on offer, whereas larger-scale concert events or festivals at Discovery can be in the A$30–50 range or more www.ticketfairy.com . (Always check each event announcement – tickets for popular acts typically sell out quickly.)
Most regular themed nights have modest cover fees (often under $20) and sometimes offer discounted or drink-inclusive packages through local promoters. Tickets for the club’s special nights and concerts are sold online, and promotions are announced via the venue’s website and social media well in advance. Because top DJs and bands book up fast, it’s wise to reserve early: one review notes that “big shows and headliners are announced weeks in advance,” so fans can join pre-sales www.ticketfairy.com . Weekend parties often allow walk-up entry on the door if not sold out, but major events can sell out online. In practice, the door price on a busy Saturday with no advance ticket might hit the $20 mark, whereas pre-sales will often be discounted by a few dollars. (Note that standard ticketing terms apply – typically tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled www.ticketfairy.com .) Overall, Discovery’s calendar is packed: anything from DJ residencies and local club collectives to major touring acts can grace its stages at least a few times each month, making it the peers of Darwin’s nightlife.
Tickets and Booking
There is no physical box office window on the street – all tickets and VIP bookings are done online. The club’s official website and event pages link to ticketing platforms for purchases www.ticketfairy.com . For major concerts and DJ gigs, tickets are usually released at least a month in advance via those sites or email newsletters. Smaller theme nights (like Bingo Rave or glow parties) often have simple ticketing through local party promoters, sometimes available at the door if not sold out. To avoid disappointment, buy tickets early: popular events in Darwin can sell out.
Weekend club nights typically cost around $10–$20 at the door www.ticketfairy.com . Large-scale shows and festivals (or international DJs) are priced higher – typically $30 or more. Tickets can often be bought at the door if space remains, especially on quiet weeknights, but it’s not guaranteed. There are sometimes promotions like student or group discounts when buying through campus outlets or approved partners (local students have reported $10 tickets for big parties via university clubs). Always check the official event listing for each night.
If you want a guaranteed table, Discovery offers VIP table or booth packages. These can be reserved in advance (often via direct message on social media or by phone). In modern practice you book online or via the venue’s function desk for the Saturday VIP booths . VIP tickets include skip-the-line entry and bottle service with a dedicated waitress. For most events, unless you have VIP tickets, entry is general admission (standing room only). Note that almost all Discovery events are strictly 18+ (see policies below), so plan accordingly.
Seating and Layout
Inside, Discovery Darwin is designed as a straight-up dance club rather than a seated theatre. The ground floor (Level 1) is a large rectangular room with a raised DJ booth at one end. The main dance floor takes up the centre, with two full bars on each side wall and a few stools. Around the edges are several table-service VIP booths (sectioned off as a semi-private area) that overlook the floor www.ticketfairy.com . These booths have couches and tables for groups of 4–10, and they come with their own host and bottle service if booked in advance. The rest of the floor is open dancing and mingling.
Level 2 is reached by a side stairway; it’s a mezzanine “balcony” wrapping around the back half of the main room. It has one huge bar and a few smaller lounge booths. Because it sits above the floor, Level 2 gives a great birds-eye view of the crowd and DJ with more space to chill. It’s popular with people who want to see the action without being jammed in the crowd. Level 3 (top floor) houses the karaoke lounge and silent disco. There’s no general dance area up there – it’s mostly private suites and the wireless headphone disco area. So if you want to dance, Levels 1 and 2 are where it’s at. The overall effect is tiered: front-row (by the DJ) is the highest energy spot, while the balcony edge and booths are slightly quieter vistas. Acoustic reviewers note that the main floor is extremely loud and bass-heavy – perfect for clubbing, but hard to hold a conversation on www.ticketfairy.com . The upper level has somewhat lighter sound, making it better for socialising. In short, the best “seats” in the house are either down front near the stage or in the railing booths above. But remember: aside from the VIP areas, seating is minimal – most of the floor is standing. Everything is general admission except the reserved VIP tables www.ticketfairy.com .
In practical terms, that means: if you want to be in the thick of the energy, line up early to grab a spot by the DJ stand on Level 1 when doors open (~9pm). If you prefer a view, wander up to Level 2 or snag a couch in a booth (if you booked one). The club has ample signage, and staff will show you to the restrooms (located on each level) and bars. Note that restrooms at popular times can have short queues, so plan bathroom breaks early. The club’s four bars serve all levels, so you don’t have to go far to grab a drink. Dress-wise the venue has a smart-casual dress code, so punctual patrons often arrive in neat attire (see Visitor Tips below).
Getting There and Parking
Discovery Nightclub sits at 89 Mitchell Street, Darwin NT 0800 , right in the heart of downtown Darwin www.ticketfairy.com . It’s on Mitchell Street just west of State Square and a few blocks north of the Esplanade waterfront. By car, it’s very central. Paid parking is plentiful, and much of it is actually free at night. The city operates multi-level car parks adjacent to Mitchell Street (e.g. at 96 and 106 Mitchell St), which charge about A$5 all day Monday–Friday www.ticketfairy.com . These lots turn off payment after 5pm, and remain free on weekend evenings and public holidays – meaning for a typical Friday/Saturday club night you can park free in the off-street lots. On-street parking along Mitchell is metered (~$6.40 for 2 hours www.ticketfairy.com ), but note that the council’s PayStay app is used for street parking (downloadable to pay by phone ). For longer overnight stays, nearby pay garages (like the Hilton/Daly car park) do 24 hr tickets for ~$15–20.
If you prefer not to drive, taking public transport is easy. The Mitchell Street area is served by DarwinBus routes. Several lines (for example, routes #4, 8, 10 and the Outer Loop) stop on Mitchell or Daly Streets right by the club www.ticketfairy.com . The city’s main bus interchange is nearby on Harry Chan Avenue (a 5–10 minute walk away), so any route to the city centre will get you close. Moovit notes that the closest bus stops on Mitchell St (at Peary and Brigg Streets) are only a few minutes’ walk from the club’s door . Buses in Darwin run 7 days a week, with extended hours on weekends , but note the last buses leave around midnight (later on Fri/Sat).
Taxis and rideshares are abundant. There’s a taxi rank on Mitchell Street just outside Discovery, and the venue itself has a designated Uber/TNC pickup zone at Mitchell & Stokes Streets www.ticketfairy.com . (Darwin Taxi drivers know Mitchell St well.) Uber/Lyft-style apps work reliably in Darwin, and you can book rides back at any hour. In summary: public transport and rideshares offer convenient access, but if you’re driving, remember that many parking lots are free after hours on weekends .
Inside the Venue
When you enter Discovery, expect nightclub-style security: ID checks at the door and possibly a quick bag search for big items. Bring valid photo ID (driver’s licence or passport) – it’s mandatory for entry . Once inside, the atmosphere is high-energy. The entire club is air-conditioned (important in Darwin’s tropics), with neon lighting and giant screens enhancing the party vibe. The main entry leads into the ground floor lounge; the dance halls and bars are straight ahead and upstairs.
There’s no formal foyer or separate coat check – patrons usually coat hook their jackets on chairs or keep them with personal items. (Bag storage is minimal, so keep valuables on you or in a small bag.) Cell phone reception inside is usually fine, so you can call or text if needed. Free Wi-Fi is not typically offered, so plan mobile hotspots or data as needed.
Discovery has four well-stocked bars serving each level: expect beer, spirits, wine and cocktails. Prices are similar to other Darwin clubs (for example, a beer or wine around $8–$10, a spirit mixer ~$12, though happy hour drink deals occasionally pop up). Many nights advertise drink specials (for instance, past promotions touted $4 drink deals). Cash and cards are accepted at the bars, but lines can get long – bar staff are usually fast, but consider splitting orders.
Toilets are available on every floor (signposted clearly). They are standard club lavatories – clean but busy on peak nights. Small items like phone chargers or lipstick can be purchased (some clutch tip bars might carry a few basics), and branded merchandise is rare (the club doesn’t usually sell T-shirts or the like). If you lose something, check at the main door in case security found it before cleaning.
Overall, the vibe is informal but energetic. The dance floor is loud – if you’re sensitive to sound, bringing earplugs is smart. There’s a respectful bar staff and door staff presence to handle any issues; Darwin’s drinking culture can get rowdy, but bouncers at Discovery are professional. One quirky feature: on Level 3 the silent disco works by giving each guest wireless headphones so you can switch between music channels – it’s a popular way to dance at your own volume. The available seating is minimal: only in VIP sections or along the perimeter of Level 2. Otherwise be ready to stand and dance.
Nearby Amenities
Early arrivers will find a lively district around Mitchell Street. The street is lined with pubs and eateries for pre- or post-show drinks and food. Notable spots include The Tap on Mitchell (a sports-style pub with pizza and pub fare) and the H on Mitchell Hotel (which has a Thai restaurant downstairs and a small motel attached). For quick bites, there are also pizza and burger joints on nearby streets. If you want something more formal, the city centre (within a 5-minute walk) has cafes and casual restaurants around Smith Street Mall and Cavenagh Street.
Hotels are plentiful. Closer to Mitchell St you’ll find the Oaks Darwin Elan (budget rooms) just a block away, and the DoubleTree by Hilton/Darwin Esplanade Hotel with valet parking a short walk toward the waterfront. The H on Mitchell itself offers rooms if you prefer to stay in the block. Many showgoers also stay at the waterfront hotels (e.g. Novotel Atrium), but note that they are a 5–10 minute walk from the club.
If you arrive early before a late show, you could also check out attractions like the Museum & Art Gallery of the NT a few blocks north, or have fish’n’chips at the Lighthouse Tavern across the street. After hours, there’s a Domino’s and a 24-hour McDonald’s in the city centre if you need a late snack. Darwin is generally safe at night downtown, but as always stick to groups or TukTuk taxi rides if you’re walking late. The best strategy is to arrive at least 30 minutes before doors (especially on Fri/Sat) to park and enter calmly.
What Makes This Venue Special
Discovery Nightclub stands out as one of Australia’s few major clubs in a regional capital, giving Darwin its own “Las Vegas”-style nightlife. Architecturally, the sweeping three-level design with glowing LED bars and futuristic décor gives it a distinctive look (local attendees often compare the vibe to an elevated Vegas lounge). Beyond the design, its long history makes it culturally significant. For many Territorians, a trip to the Discovery is a rite of passage – past generations reminisce about “Disco Days” here, and the 2011 closure was widely lamented in local media . The 2012 rebirth under new management not only saved those memories, it modernised the club and injected energy back into Darwin’s social scene.
Musically, it’s also special because it’s the only venue in town that regularly brings national touring acts and big-name DJs to the NT. Acts from Powderfinger to local hot DJs have performed to packed houses; such events put Darwin on the map and unite both town residents and people from remote communities.
What really gives the venue its unique character is the crowd and spirit inside. As one travel writer observed, Discovery is “Darwin’s most non-pretentious nightclub” . It welcomes a cross-section of the city – military, professionals, students, families and seasoned clubbers – all on the same floor. It’s common to see middle-aged locals dancing to cheesy 2000’s hits as a way to party, right next to younger dancers in neon whooping to EDM, which embodies the club’s laid-back communal feel. This open, go-anywhere atmosphere (not focused on “fancy clubbing” but on just having fun) is a tradition not found elsewhere in Darwin. The venue’s motto “The new Discovery has something for you” rings true – there’s really a bit of everything, from karaoke rock-singing rooms to full-on dancehall raves.
In short, artists love playing here for the crowd size and energy, and patrons love it for the variety and vibe. Legendary moments – like electrifying live band nights or wild New Year’s parties on the dance floor – become local lore. All these factors (deep local roots, cutting-edge club system, and an anything-goes spirit) combine to make Discovery Darwin an essential, one-of-a-kind piece of Northern Territory culture.
Visitor Tips and Information
Age & ID: Discovery is strictly for 18+ patrons. You must have valid photo ID (driver’s licence or passport) regardless of how old you look . No ID means no entry. Dress Code: The club enforces smart-casual attire . In practice, men should avoid shorts, singlets (tank tops) and flip-flops – it’s best to wear a tidy shirt and closed shoes. Women often dress club-casual as well. If in doubt, look “nice” for Darwin nightlife.
Bags & Security: Bag searches are possible at the door. Don’t bring large backpacks or outside alcohol. Discovery allows small purses or daybags. Cameras are generally allowed for personal use, but large professional gear or video recording is discouraged unless you have permission.
Parking: As noted, off-street car parks near Mitchell St are free on weekends after 5pm , which matches most club times. If you park in a lot, remember to take any valuables with you.
Public Transit: If you come by bus, the closest stops are on Mitchell or Daly Sts (just a few minutes’ walk) served by routes like the #4, #8 and #10 www.ticketfairy.com . After midnight, public buses stop, so plan a taxi/Uber for the ride home if you’re staying late.
Inside: Cash for cover charges and drinks is handy (though cards are usually accepted at bars). Locked phones or drinks in pockets are safer than visible cash. Drink plenty of water – the club can get hot on the dance floor. There is no coat check; guests usually hang jackets on chairs. Restrooms are on every level; if queues form, stepping into the balcony bar (Level 2) restroom can be quicker.
Common Mistakes: Avoid arriving very late. Doors usually open around 9pm, and the club fills up sharply after 11pm. Arriving late (like after midnight) can mean long entry lines or sold-out shows. Also, watch your step on the stairs – keep your wits about you, especially on the way out in the early morning. Finally, remember that smoking is banned inside (but you can step outside to the ashtrays near the entrance).
Earplugs: If you’re sensitive to loud music, consider bringing earplugs. The main floor is very loud and bass-heavy www.ticketfairy.com .
Re-entry Policy: Ask at the door – many nights allow a single wristband entry so you can step out for air and come back.
Accessibility: The club’s main floor (Level 1) is on one level and accessible. The upper levels are reached by stairs. If you have special mobility needs, it’s best to call ahead or arrive early so staff can assist.
In general, join the Darwin crowd’s laid-back spirit: be friendly, stay aware of your belongings, and enjoy the diverse music. Armed with this info, you’ll get the most out of a night at Discovery Darwin.
What is the address of Discovery Nightclub?
Discovery Nightclub (Discovery Darwin) is located at 89 Mitchell Street, Darwin NT 0800 . This puts it in downtown Darwin, just north of Smith Street Mall and west of the Esplanade. It’s on Mitchell Street between Cavenagh and Daly Streets.
What is the capacity of Discovery Nightclub?
The club can hold roughly around 1,000 people inside at once www.ticketfairy.com . In fact, third-party guides note the main room itself packs “over 1,000 clubbers” on busy nights . This makes Discovery Darwin one of the largest indoor nightlife venues in the Northern Territory.
When do events usually start and end at Discovery Darwin?
Club nights at Discovery typically start around 9:00 PM . On Friday and Saturday nights the venue usually stays open until around 4:00 AM (it effectively runs 9pm–4am on weekends) . Weekday events (if any) often also begin around 9pm but may end earlier. It’s best to arrive at opening time for the front spots or listen to local ads for any variations.
What types of events does Discovery Darwin host?
Discovery’s programming is diverse. It runs themed club nights (e.g. dancehall/R&B reggaeton evenings, bingo-rave nights, retro 80s/90s parties, paint parties, and silent discos) almost every week. It also hosts one-off special events such as local cultural festivals and fight nights. Additionally, Discovery has a history of live music concerts: Australian rock bands and touring DJs frequently play on its main floor www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com . In short, you’ll find regular DJ-driven dance parties on weekends plus occasional headline concerts at this venue.
How do I buy tickets for shows at Discovery?
There is no on-site box office; tickets are sold online through official channels. Check Discovery Darwin’s website or social media for event announcements and ticket links. Promoters use Australian ticketing platforms for pre-sales and general sales www.ticketfairy.com . For big events, buy in advance online. Smaller parties sometimes allow payment at the door if not sold out, but popular nights can sell out, so early online purchase is recommended.
How much do tickets generally cost for Discovery events?
Ticket prices vary. Standard weekend club nights usually have modest cover charges around $10–$20 per person www.ticketfairy.com . Large concerts or headline DJs are more expensive, often in the $30–$50 range. Sometimes special deals or student discounts are offered for theme nights. Always check the event listing: early-bird or pre-sale tickets are often cheaper. Remember that once you have a ticket, it is typically non-refundable if you change your mind www.ticketfairy.com .
Does Discovery Darwin have VIP or reserved tables?
Yes. Along the perimeter of the main floor there are reserved VIP booths (couches and tables) which you can book in advance. These are private, often elevated sections with dedicated service. You must reserve a VIP table ahead of time (usually via the venue’s site or box office phone). If you don’t have a table reservation, the entire club floor is general admission (no fixed seats), so seating is only available if you’ve booked VIP www.ticketfairy.com www.ticketfairy.com .
Where can I park if I drive to Discovery, and what does it cost?
Several pay-parking options are near Discovery. For example, Council-operated car parks at 96 and 106 Mitchell St charge about $5 for all day on weekdays www.ticketfairy.com , but these become free in the evenings , on weekends and public holidays . On-street parking meters line Mitchell St ($6.40/2hrs www.ticketfairy.com ), but city policy makes meter parking free after 5pm on weekends . There are also private parking lots (e.g. under Hilton Esplanade) with hourly rates. As a tip: if you park in an off-street lot after 5pm on a Friday/Saturday, you usually don’t pay at all due to free after-hours parking .
Can I take public transport to Discovery Darwin?
Yes. Discovery is a short walk from several city bus stops. DarwinBus routes (notably numbers 4, 8, 10 and the Outer Loop) stop on Mitchell or Daly Streets just one block from the club www.ticketfairy.com . These bus lines all run into the Darwin city interchange. The nearest stops (“Mitchell St before Peary St” or “Mitchell St at Cavenagh St”) are about 200–300m away (3–5 minute walk) . Keep in mind that Darwin’s last regular buses are around midnight (earlier on weekdays), so if you stay very late you’ll need a taxi or rideshare home.
Are there taxi or rideshare services near Discovery?
Absolutely. There’s a taxi rank on Mitchell Street directly outside Discovery , so you can queue for a cab easily on busy nights. Rideshare (like Uber) is also widely available in Darwin – just use the app. In fact, Discovery has a designated rideshare pickup/dropoff zone at the corner of Mitchell and Stokes Streets www.ticketfairy.com , less than 100m from the entrance. Late nights (after buses stop), most patrons use taxis or Uber to get around safely.
What should I bring with me when I go to Discovery?
Bring your photo ID and some cash or card for drinks – ID is legally required even if you are over 18 . Dress smart-casual (no shorts or flip-flops). Since Discovery is mostly standing/dancing, wear comfortable shoes. It’s smart to carry a spare $20 for drinks or taxi. Earplugs can be useful since the music is loud. Don’t bring large bags, outside alcohol or illicit items – these are usually screened at the door.
Is smoking allowed inside Discovery Darwin?
No – by law, smoking is banned inside Discovery (as with all Australian indoor venues). You must step outside to smoke. The club provides outdoor smoking areas near the entrance (with ashtrays). Players typically step just outside Mitchell Street for a cigarette and re-enter.
Is Discovery Nightclub wheelchair accessible?
The main entry and Level 1 (dancefloor) are accessible. However, Levels 2 and 3 are only reached by stairs, so the balcony and rooftop areas are not fully wheelchair-accessible. If you need assistance, it’s best to call ahead so staff can guide you to suitable areas (for example, Level 1 has wheelchair-friendly space and accessible restrooms).
What is Discovery’s refund or cancellation policy for tickets?
Typically, tickets for Discovery events are non-refundable. Once purchased, a ticket can’t be returned for credit (unless the event itself is cancelled). Promoters usually state this clearly. So plan carefully – if you buy early, you normally lock in the price, but realize you can’t get a refund if you change your mind. The only exception is if the club or promoter cancels the event; then your ticket is usually valid for a rescheduled date or refund.
Are cameras or video allowed inside Discovery Darwin?
Personal phone cameras are fine (people commonly take selfies or short clips). However, security may prohibit professional cameras (large DSLRs, video tripods, etc.) or flash photography, especially during dance nights or VIP areas. If you just want to Snapcat or Instagram your night out, that’s usually OK. For larger recording equipment or press photography, you would need the club’s permission beforehand.
Are there any seats at Discovery or is it all standing?
It’s almost entirely standing room. Except for the few reserved VIP booths (which have couches and tables), there are no fixed seats or theatre-style seating www.ticketfairy.com . During general admission events everyone is expected to stand or dance. You can grab a stool at the bars, but the main party floors are meant for standing, so wear comfortable shoes!
What nights are Discovery Darwin most busy?
Friday and Saturday are the busiest club nights, with large crowds and multiple DJs. Special events (like celebrity DJ gigs or local festivals) also draw big crowds. Weekdays are quieter; Sunday can be lively if there’s a special or student night, but in general late-weekend nights see the peak turnout. Arriving early on a weekend (9–10pm) helps avoid the long lines that form later.
Does Discovery host live concerts or only DJ nights?
It hosts both. Most nights are DJ club events, but the venue is also used for live concerts by touring bands and headline shows. In fact, Discovery has seen many live acts over the years (such as Powderfinger, Eskimo Joe and The Cat Empire) www.ticketfairy.com . Check the event listings: if it says “live band”, it’ll be a concert setup. Many Darwin locals enjoy Discovery for both its dance parties and its occasional rock/hip-hop shows.
Where can I eat or stay near Discovery Darwin?
Mitchell Street has several pubs and restaurants just steps away. For example, The Tap on Mitchell (sports pub with pizza/burgers) and H on Mitchell (Thai cuisine) are within walking distance. Smith Street Mall and the Esplanade precinct (5–10 min walk) have cafes and casual dining. For hotels, the Oaks Darwin Elan and H on Mitchell hotel are very close by, and the DoubleTree by Hilton (Esplanade) is a short walk along the waterfront. These options make it easy to grab a meal or overnight-booking before/after your club visit.
