The commissioning of the first two towers at John Stokes Square and supply of 60 units for public housing waitlist tenants provides a new benchmark for how social housing and surrounding amenities are designed, built and managed, says affordable housing peak body NT Shelter. “The
Additional housing investment and the announcement of an accord between Commonwealth, State, Territory and Local Governments and institutional investors to build one million homes over the next seven years represents the ambition, long-term commitment and vision that is needed to address Australia’s broken housing system,
The provision of culturally appropriate, short-stay accommodation for visitors coming to Katherine for medical, cultural, family, and other reasons is a “no brainer”, the peak body for affordable housing and homelessness in the Northern Territory says. Released to the public today, NT Shelter’s Pre-Budget Submission
Today’s announcement by the Northern Territory Government of a $21 million investment package in social and affordable housing provided reasons for optimism that the tide may finally be turning on addressing the Territory’s significant current and future housing challenges, says affordable housing and homelessness peak
The announcement today of a five year funding deal between the NT Government and The Salvation Army to construct a purpose built domestic family crisis facility will make a difference to addressing the region’s growing homelessness challenges, says affordable housing and homelessness peak body NT