News
The Central Australian public housing garden competition is now open
Public Housing tenants in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek are encouraged to enter.
Funding available to improve local communities
$1.5 million in funding is now available for councils to improve community infrastructure and service delivery.
The Homelands, Outstations and Town Camps Unit has contributed $77,523 towards a project costing $219,922.50 to benefit a Homeland in the East Arnhem region.
Inaugural Women's Consultative Council
Twelve women from across the territory have been appointed to represent the inaugural Northern Territory Women’s Consultative Council (NTWCC).
Department of Local Government and Community Services becomes White Ribbon accredited
The Department of Local Government and Community Services (DLGCS), which is responsible for Women’s and Men’s Policy, and the whole of government domestic violence policy, has been awarded the White Ribbon Workplace Accreditation.
Thamarrurr Development Corporation (TDC) and Housing have successfully implemented an external painting program in Wadeye using resources sourced through existing contracts and the Community Development Project (CDP).
Supporting seniors in the Katherine community
Residents of Katherine have celebrated the completion of a new public housing development.
The Department of Housing is looking to lease properties across the Territory under its Social Housing Head Leasing initiative.
Infill redevelopment of public housing sites
The Northern Territory Government is seeking to redevelop six public housing sites across Palmerston, Katherine, Tennant Creek and Alice Springs.
Have you seen our message about visitors in public housing?
Remember public housing tenants are responsible for visitors who come to stay. Visitors should respect the home and be good neighbours.