Homelands
Four upgraded homes in the remote Barkly homeland of Nguyarramini are now back in use, with residents returning after long-awaited works to improve safety, comfort and day-to-day living.
A new report commissioned by Aboriginal Housing NT released Thursday has urged governments to work with the Aboriginal community-controlled homelands sector to develop a shared long-term vision and in...
Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) are delivering vital care across the Northern Territory, but chronic neglect - including outdated infrastructure, staff shortages, and "burdens...
The peak body for Aboriginal housing in the Northern Territory has welcomed the Territory Government's offer to the sector for three-year funding agreements to support the delivery of housing and esse...
Communities on the Tiwi Islands and beyond are mourning the loss of Elder, educator and leader Mr E. Portaminni. The Northern Territory's Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority, of which Mr Portaminni...
More than 40 homes across six communities in Utopia have been upgraded through a joint federal and NT government initiative. The $12.4 million works delivered new kitchens, living areas, bedrooms and...
On the coastline of East Arnhem Land, where saltwater meets songlines and generations of knowledge live in every footprint, something powerful is unfolding.
The Aboriginal homeland of Mungkarta, located 80 km south of Tennant Creek, has received $3.6 million in housing and infrastructure upgrades under the Homelands Housing and Infrastructure Program (HHI...
Laynhapuy Homelands Aboriginal Corporation (Laynha) and Charles Darwin University have partnered to strengthen training delivery on Laynhapuy Homelands and at the Garrthalala Bush University.
Despite the heavy rain in Garrthalala, in remote East Arnhem Land, a number of students from the Laynhapuy Homelands School celebrated the superb achievement of graduation last week.
Half of the remote Indigenous communities and homelands across Australia do not have access to mobile services, a study has found. While internet access has improved, 796 of 1505 remote and very remot...
The connectivity of remote Homelands in Central Australia has been improved with five new mobile hotspots installed and 44 existing connections maintained.
Nine families moved into new and upgraded homes across the Northern Territory this weekend. The NT government has partnered with their federal counterparts to invest in housing in remote communities a...