Every day, dozens and dozens of people queue out the front of a nondescript, corner-block building that's easily missed if you're not in the know.
At exactly 8.30am, the doors swing open and the line flows inside. People are given toast and hot cups of tea, they put their name down on the list for a shower and chuck their dirty clothes in the washing machine.
The Doorways Hub, operating in the regional town of Katherine, is a daily refuge from the hardships of homelessness.
