News and events

Anthea was eager to move into her newly constructed home in Santa Teresa with her partner and their seven children earlier this month.

The first stage of Room to Breathe work has been completed in Areyonga, with 10 homes upgraded.

Community members in Wadeye explain about why local decision making and community engagement is important to them.

Traditional owner John Daly-Water says there’s happiness in his community, thanks to the work happening under the Room to Breathe program.

A snapshot of the 2019 remote housing industry forum, which is held every year to bring Aboriginal businesses, the construction and housing industries together to learn about the program and network.

Aboriginal business enterprises and industry groups explain why it is important that work is delivered through local Aboriginal businesses.

Local Groote Eylandt contractor Aminjarrinja Enterprises is among the Aboriginal Business Enterprises (ABEs) engaged to undertake work under the $1.1 billion remote housing investment package Our Community. Our Future. Our Homes.

On June 13-14 2019, over 250 delegates from across the Territory and interstate attended the department’s annual remote housing industry forum in Darwin. It was a chance for Aboriginal business enterprises (ABEs) and interested industry and private businesses to talk to us about the Our Community. Our Future. Our Homes. program.

The Our Community. Our Future. Our Homes. remote housing investment program is seeing great results in the Areyonga community.

The department is hosting its annual industry forum on the $1.1 billion Remote Housing Investment Package – Our Community. Our Future. Our Homes.