Darwin becomes Australia’s second-most-expensive capital city to rent a house
NT Shelters CEO Annie Taylor speaks with ABC Darwin on Darwin becoming Australia’s second-most-expensive capital city to rent a house
NT Shelter’s March 2025 Newsletter
Our March 2025 Newsletter has now been published. You can view it here
AHURI’s 2025 research program to tackle critical housing issues
AHURI is very pleased to announce the funded projects for the 2025 National Housing Research Program. The 2025 program includes a range of projects that will make a crucial contribution
NT Shelter’s CEO Annie Taylor speaks with Rick Hind on ABC Radio
Annie Taylor CEO of NT Shelter, speaks to Rick Hind on ABC Radio to discuss the NT Government Public Housing Reform which was announced in March 2025.
“We need to intervene early before it gets to that crisis point” ABC News
“We need to intervene early before it gets to that crisis point” CEO Annie Taylor, speaks with Jane Bardon from ABC News on the NT government
Rent Setting Calculator March 2025 – September 2025
Rent Setting Calculator Mar 2025 to Sept 2025
NT Shelter’s CEO Annie Taylor speaks with Katie Woolf on Mix104.9
NT Shelter CEO Annie Taylor says instead of taking a punitive approach to address issues with public housing, there should be early intervention like connecting people with tenancy support programs.
CHIA:10th Affordable Housing Development & Investment Summit
NT Shelters’ Regional Coordinator for Central Australia, Violet, travelled to Sydney to attend the CHIA:10th Affordable Housing Development and Investment Summit held 20-21st February 2025.
National Shelters 2025 Policy Platform Priorities
National Shelter have released their 2025 Policy Platform Priorities ahead of the Federal Election, asking for ” A call to action to the Australian Government to fix the housing system”.
Inquiry into projecting Australia’s urban and regional futures: population dynamics, regional mobility and planning responses
This Inquiry examined leading practice in projecting population growth and change, contemporary drivers of regional mobility and housing market spillovers, and implications for infrastructure and settlement planning.