This Sunday marks the start of Homelessness Week 2021, and the Northern Territory remains miles behind the rest of the nation when it comes to housing our homeless population, estimated by the ABS to be 13,717 people. NT Shelter, the Territory’s peak body for affordable
Budget 2021-22, released today by the Northern Territory Government, contains little joy for the increasing number of Territorians waiting years for access to social housing in our urban centres, according to housing and homelessness peak body NT Shelter. Executive Officer Peter McMillan said that given
Data published today demonstrates the need for immediate and concerted action to address an unacceptable rise in the number of people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness, according to housing and homelessness peak body NT Shelter. Executive Officer Peter McMillan said that he was
The final report of the Territory Economic Reconstruction Commission provides a clarion call for change, with a diverse housing supply central to supporting future population growth, according to housing and homelessness peak body NT Shelter. In its landmark report for winning investment and creating jobs,
Today’s release of Budget 2020 by the Northern Territory Government represents a missed opportunity to stimulate economic recovery through increasing social and affordable housing supply, according to housing and homelessness peak body NT Shelter. Executive Officer Peter McMillan said that all other states and territories