Northern Territory Remote Aboriginal Investment
The Commonwealth and Northern Territory governments, along with Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory (APO NT), have developed and signed the new Northern Territory Remote Aboriginal Investment (NTRAI) Agreement.
The new agreement will provide up to $842.6 million in total over six years until June 2031. The Partnership Agreement establishes overarching governance arrangements to facilitate shared-decision-making as well as joint accountability and oversight for the various funding agreements that will deliver the next six-years of NTRAI investment.
The agreement is aligned to the National Agreement on Closing the Gap and has a focus on continued investment for the remote parts of the Territory and making sure that the investment priorities continue critical services like remote policing, women’s safe houses, the Aboriginal Interpreter Service, early childhood programs and important preventative health programs.
A Joint Steering Committee has been established to provide governance and oversite of the investment, ensuring the funds are spent where they are most needed, and investment that is guided by tangible outcomes.
- View the commitment in Partnership Agreement PDF (412.4 KB)
- View the latest NTRAI Joint Steering Committee Communiqué PDF (240.8 KB)
For more information on NTRAI visit NIAA.gov.au