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Cost of Living the Northern Territory: A Ten-Year Comparison 2016-2026

Cost of Living the Northern Territory: A Ten-Year Comparison 2016-2026

12/10/26 | Cost of Living, Cost of Living Reports

An examination of price changes over the past decade in the key household expenditure areas of housing, utilities, transport and food. Download here in PDF
Media Release: 10-year analysis shows Territory life under threat from cost of living

Media Release: 10-year analysis shows Territory life under threat from cost of living

12/10/26 | Cost of Living, Media Releases, News

12 October 2026 10-year analysis shows Territory life under threat from cost of living. New report shows dramatic cost of living increases over the last decade. Territorians struggling to meet basic needs, with highest rents nationally, transport costs skyrocketing...
Factsheets – Cost of Living in the Northern Territory Comparison 2016-2026

Factsheets – Cost of Living in the Northern Territory Comparison 2016-2026

12/10/26 | Cost of Living, Cost of Living Reports

Download the Factsheet in PDF
NTCOSS Cost of Living update shows utilities, transport and housing unaffordable for many households

NTCOSS Cost of Living update shows utilities, transport and housing unaffordable for many households

24/04/23 | CoL Submissions, Cost of Living, Cost of Living Reports, News

24 April 2023 NTCOSS has released its latest Cost of Living report, which reveals the extent of rises in utilities, housing and transport costs in the NT over the last year. In some cases, the cost rises are higher than the rate of inflation – which reached a 32-year...
NTCOSS CEO Deborah Di Natale speaks on ABC Radio Darwin on Federal Budget Day

NTCOSS CEO Deborah Di Natale speaks on ABC Radio Darwin on Federal Budget Day

09/11/22 | Cost of Living, Cost of Living Reports, Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence, Media Releases, News, Policy and Advocacy, Social Justice

NTCOSS CEO Deborah Di Natale speaks on ABC Radio Darwin about the Albanese Labor Government’s first Federal Budget, what’s needed to ease the stress of cost of living pressures on Territorians and the national plan to end violence against women and children....
JobSeeker increase won’t help Territorians in poverty

JobSeeker increase won’t help Territorians in poverty

04/10/22 | Cost of Living, News

News that the JobSeeker Payment would increase by just $1.80 from $46 to $47.80 a day would not make any difference to the lives of thousands of people in the Territory living below the poverty line, NT COSS CEO Deborah Di Natale told ABC Radio Alice Springs. This...
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