News and events

Youth homelessness in the Northern Territory is a critical issue, affecting young individuals aged 12 to 24 who lack stable housing.

When you’re hundreds of kilometres from the nearest major regional township, homelessness looks very different to other parts of the country.

Three new homes have been handed over to Kintore residents as part of the Remote Housing Investment Package.

Town camps, including Charles Creek, Hoppy’s, Hidden Valley, Ilpeye Ilpeye, Warlpiri, Karnte, Larapinta Valley, Little Sisters, Mount Nancy, Morris Soak, and Trucking Yards are benefitting from new homes being delivered as part of a $40 million investment.

The Northern Territory Government has committed $432.8 million for land servicing and associated headworks infrastructure for current and future remote housing projects.

The Pirlangimpi community has recently celebrated the completion of fourteen new homes, with the construction undertaken by Territory contractor DT Hobbs.

31 of 38 homes programmed for the Borroloola Town Camps development have been completed, with the remaining seven underway.

The remote community of Ntaria has received 3 brand new, 3-bedroom homes as part of the Remote Housing Investment Package.

Territory Families, Housing and Communities is committed to improving Aboriginal housing in remote communities through the Remote Housing Investment Package.

Exciting progress of a modular home being delivered and installed in the community of Alpurrurulam. Local contractor Northern Transportables has been hard at work delivering and constructing a new 4 bedroom home, and should be completed by mid August 2022.