$4B Boost for Indigenous Housing in NT to Tackle Overcrowding
March 11, 2024
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commits to a $4 billion investment over 10 years to improve housing in remote Northern Territory communities.
The investment aims to build 2,700 homes, targeting to halve overcrowding and elevate the proportion of Indigenous people in non-overcrowded homes to around 90% by 2031.
An additional $120 million is allocated for housing and infrastructure upgrades over a three-year span.
The government's plan includes initiatives to block child sexual abuse content and 'deep fake' materials from search engine results.
A national climate risk assessment is set to be released, indicating the government's attention to environmental concerns.
The investment underscores the government's broader commitment to Indigenous affairs, which encompasses not only housing but also job creation and support for Indigenous businesses.
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The West Australian • Mar 11, 2024
Albo injects $4bn into housing
The West Australian • Mar 11, 2024
'Historic' $4 billion investment in remote NT housing