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Eligible organisations are invited to apply for a $2.9M grant from the Northern Territory Government to deliver critical housing and infrastructure upgrades in the Gilwi homeland, located in the Big Rivers Region.
Overcrowding is no longer a daily challenge for two families in Minjilang, who now enjoy their own space thanks to recent upgrades.
Tucked away 244 km north of Alice Springs, 10 Mile Outstation is a tiny homeland made up of just 2 homes – one for a mother, and the other for her daughter and partner.
Pride in Your place: June winner
Congratulations to Kelly Bryant from Moulden on winning the Pride in Your Place award for the month of June.
Back to country, back to Dons Bore
A family living in the remote homeland of Dons Bore, 301 km north of Alice Springs, has received the first completed housing upgrade under the 2024 - 2027 Homelands Housing and Infrastructure Program funding agreement; an extension of the 2022 - 2024 program.
Territorians have had their say
Following a territory-wide journey to hear from our communities about their views on the proposed changes to the Local Government Act 2019 - Tranche 2, we are now focused on ensuring their voices help shape the reforms ahead.
Triple the action: Supporting tenants, building communities
Community Housing Provider Mission Australia (MAH) has been managing 251 social dwellings on behalf our department since April 2024 and recently delivered 3 fantastic events for tenants, offering them the chance to connect, share concerns early and build a sense of community.
Major homelands project gets green light
After years of planning, homelands across the Northern Territory are one step closer to seeing critical infrastructure improvements. With $120 million in new funding and all regional work plans approved, the Homelands Housing and Infrastructure Program (HHIP) is moving from planning to delivery.
A day in the life of an Aboriginal Interpreter
This is your chance to go behind-the-scenes and discover what it’s really like to be an Interpreter with the Aboriginal Interpreter Service (AIS).
Pmara Jutunta enters new memorandum of understanding
On 4 June, not-for-profit organisation Many Rivers signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Pmara Jutunta Aboriginal Corporation (PJAC), committing to support the Pmara Jutunta (Ti Tree 6-mile) community with governance, economic development, and capacity building, and provide administration assistance to the corporation, over the next 5 years.