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Annie Taylor and Jackson Hills speak with Fiona Poole, on ABC Radio Darwin Mornings

NT Shelter CEO Annie Taylor and National Shelter CEO Jackson Hills joined ABC Radio Darwin’s Morning Show to discuss the Vinnies CEO Sleepout, housing supply, housing affordability, homelessness, and broader national housing policy issues.

CEO Annie Taylor | ABC Radio Alice Springs Drive with Nat Tencic

NT Shelter’s CEO, Annie Taylor, speaks with Nat Tencic on the need for a Youth Foyer in the Northern Territory.

CEO Annie Taylor | ABC Radio Darwin Breakfast show -Crisis Accommodation in the NT

After a viral Facebook post, our CEO, Annie Taylor, speaks to Lara Stimpson from ABC Darwin to discuss crisis accommodation in the NT and how to contact the Centralised Intake Service if you are at risk or currently experiencing homelessness.

NT Shelter Joint Media Release with Darwin Community Legal Service | Federal Budget a step in the right direction on housing reform but supply remains essential

NT Shelter says yesterday’s Federal Budget measures relating to the capital gains tax discount and negative gearing reflect growing recognition that Australia’s housing tax settings are contributing to worsening affordability pressures and housing insecurity.

CEO Annie Taylor | ABC Radio Darwin Breakfast show – NT Budget 2026/27

“The sector is going to be an ambulance at the bottom of a cliff, and we really need to get to the top of the cliff and work out what we can really do”.

CEO Annie Taylor | NT News – NT Budget 2026/27

“The sector is going to be an ambulance at the bottom of a cliff, and we really need to get to the top of the cliff and work out what we can really do”.

CEO Annie Taylor speaks with ABC News – NT Budget 2026/27

After attending the lock-up, NT Shelter’s CEO, Annie Taylor, speaks with ABC News to discuss the NT Budget 2026/27.

NT Shelter Media Release | NT Budget risks locking in higher long-term costs by prioritising crime over housing

NT Shelter has responded to the Northern Territory Budget, acknowledging steps taken on housing investment while warning that the current balance of spending risks entrenching higher long-term costs rather than addressing the root causes of community safety.