Grants Closing Soon

Victorian Freight Decarbonisation Co-Investment Program

This program provides funding to freight operators to help them shift towards low emission vehicles and technologies. Funding supports the purchase or lease of low or zero emission freight vehicles, installation of charging or refuelling infrastructure, vehicle fit-outs and retrofits, adoption of low-carbon liquid fuels, and innovative technologies that reduce emissions.

Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Grants NSW

Co-funding program supporting charge point operators to construct and operate fast charging stations across NSW. Offers three funding streams (Metropolitan, Regional, and Remote) with varying co-funding percentages and maximum grant amounts based on location and charging station specifications.

Supply Chain Capacity Program WA

This program provides funding to WA sheep producers and supply chain businesses to adjust to the removal of live sheep exports by sea. It supports capital investments for on-farm finishing activities and processing supply chain capacity enhancements through two funding streams.

Touring and Travel Fund NSW

This program provides funding for national and international touring and travel activity for NSW artists and industry professionals. Funding supports travel and accommodation costs including flights, trains, buses, car hire, petrol, tolls, airport transfers, travel insurance, and accommodation for touring activity and attendance at key music industry events.

Supply Chain Capacity Program - Round 2

This program supports Western Australian sheep producers and supply chain businesses to adjust to the removal of live sheep exports by sea. It provides grants for capital investments in on-farm finishing infrastructure and onshore processing capacity, including equipment, technology, and facility upgrades to strengthen the sheep supply chain.

Cooperative Research Centres Round 27

CRC Grants are part of the CRC Program. The CRC Program supports industry, research and the community in 2 ways: CRC Grants – support medium to long term industry-led collaborative research of between 3 and 10 years. CRC Projects (CRC-P) grants – support short term, industry-led collaborative research, for up to 3 years. CRC Grants provide funding for collaborations to solve industry identified problems. CRCs must: be a medium to long-term industry-led collaborative research program aim to solve industry identified problems and improve the competitiveness, productivity and sustainability of Australian industries include an industry-focused education and training program, including a PhD program that builds capability and capacity increase research and development (R&D) capacity in small to medium enterprises (SMEs) encourage industry take up of research There is no specified limit to funding for each CRC. However, the number of CRC Grants we fund in each selection round depends on the

Precinct Business Association Program 2025-27

Provides annual financial support to recognised precinct business associations located within the City of Melbourne municipality. Funding supports place activation initiatives, marketing campaigns, and business programs to drive visitation to the precinct, with up to $130,000 available annually for successful applicants.

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2025 NHMRC-Horizon Europe

The 2025 NHMRC-Horizon Europe grant opportunity supports Australian participation in international collaborative research under Horizon Europe. Horizon Europe facilitates collaboration and strengthens research impact and innovation while tackling global challenges. NHMRC will invite Australia-based researchers who are listed on eligible applications deemed fundable by the European Commission (EC) to apply to NHMRC for support of the Australian component of research under the following topics submitted under the Horizon Europe topics listed in section 2.4 of the 2025 NHMRC-Horizon Europe Guidelines. Applicants should note that the topics are listed either under a single stage deadline model or a two-stage deadline model and have different submission dates: Single stage deadline model – 29 April 2026 Two-stage deadline model – 25 November 2026 Eligibility: Applications will only be accepted from NHMRC approved Administering Institutions. A list of NHMRC approved Administering Institution

Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program

The CRC Program funds collaborative research between industry, government, and academic partners to develop technologies and solutions for real-world problems. CRC CARE specifically focuses on developing technologies to assess, clean up, and prevent soil, water, and air contamination, with support totaling $56.1 million in Australian Government funding since 2005.

Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Grants Programme

The CRC Grants Programme funds cooperative research centres that conduct collaborative research and development. The page features the Rail Manufacturing CRC, which developed Dwell Track technology to monitor passenger movements and optimize rail station operations, reducing dwell time and improving train service efficiency.

Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Grants - Cell Therapy Manufacturing

The Cell Therapy Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (CTM CRC) is funded by the Australian Government to develop innovative cell therapy manufacturing technologies. The CRC focuses on creating stem cell delivery systems for chronic wound treatment and developing scalable production methods for immune cell therapies used in cancer and other medical conditions.

Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program - Invasive Animals CRC

The CRC Program supports the Invasive Animals CRC in investigating and delivering world-leading controls for invasive pest animals that are humane, cost-efficient, and ecologically appropriate. This funding has enabled research into biological control methods, including the cyprinid herpesvirus (CyHV-3), to manage carp populations in Australian waterways.

Cooperative Research Centre for Transformations in Mining Economies (CRC TiME)

A $29.5 million grant awarded to deliver new research, tools and resources enabling regions and communities to transition to a prosperous and sustainable post-mine future. The program focuses on four categories of opportunities: engagement and partnership, waste reduction and recovery, mine rehabilitation, and land use transitions for mining regions.

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Additive Manufacturing CRC

The Additive Manufacturing CRC establishes a world-class ecosystem for 3D printing technology spanning the entire value chain. It brings together Australia's AM research community and ambitious companies to accelerate innovation, explore new sustainable materials, and certify production, supporting widespread industrial adoption of AM technologies.

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Future Fuels CRC (Cooperative Research Centre) Program Grant

A $26 million grant awarded to the Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre to research and develop low-carbon energy infrastructure, including hydrogen blending with natural gas for use in residential and commercial appliances. The grant supports the transition of energy infrastructure to a low-carbon economy using fuels such as hydrogen and biogas, with research outcomes informing industry implementation across Australia.

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Australian Laureate Fellowships for funding commencing in 2027

The Australian Laureate Fellowships grant opportunity encourages applications from the highest-quality researchers by providing eligible Australian Laureate Fellows with project funding in addition to a salary and salary-related (on-cost) support. We may name two successful Australian Laureate Fellows as the Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellow and the Georgina Sweet Australian Laureate Fellow. The Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellowship may be available to a highly ranked female participant from the humanities, arts and social science disciplines. The Georgina Sweet Australian Laureate Fellowship may be available to a highly ranked female participant from the science and technology disciplines. Recipients will be provided with additional funding to undertake an ambassadorial role to promote women in research. The Australian Laureate Fellowships objectives are to: attract and retain outstanding researchers and research leaders of international reputation, with ex

Targeted Call for Research: Serving and Ex-Serving Australian Defence Force Members Mental Health and Wellbeing 2026

A $10 million research funding opportunity to support high-quality evidence generation and practical, implementable actions to improve mental and physical health and wellbeing among serving and ex-serving ADF members. The grant focuses on translation and implementation, prevention and early intervention strategies, and collaborative multidisciplinary research approaches that address complex intersecting health needs and support networks including family and carers.

Emerging Technologies Commercialisation Fund NSW

This program provides funding to NSW startups to help them turn world-class research into market-ready products, services and systems. Eligible uses include prototyping, product development, manufacturing, scaling, salaries, market research, regulatory approvals, commercialisation strategies, specialist equipment, and intellectual property protection.

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Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program - CRC CARE

The CRC Program supports CRC CARE in developing technologies to assess, clean up, and prevent soil, water, and air contamination. The center works with 29 industry and government partners to create solutions for environmental remediation, including methods for managing petroleum hydrocarbon contamination, fire-fighting foam chemicals, and developing national standards for contaminated site assessment and management.

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MDO Project Support Grants

The MDO Project Support Grants support local musicians and music businesses with creative and business development projects. Two streams are available: Stream A provides up to $15,000 for recording and performing artists, songwriters, producers and artist managers to create and/or release new original music; Stream B provides up to $15,000 for music businesses and entrepreneurs to facilitate the creation, presentation, production or delivery of original music.

Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Grants – Round 27

CRC Grants provide funding for medium to long-term, industry-led research collaborations aimed at solving industry-identified problems and improving competitiveness, productivity and sustainability of Australian industries. Funding covers up to 50% of eligible grant project costs, with applicants required to match the grant funding through cash and/or in-kind contributions.

Contemporary Music Festival Viability Fund NSW

This program provides funding for established large-scale contemporary music festivals in NSW to improve short-term viability for festival operators and support contemporary music festivals vital to the NSW music landscape. Grants can be used for government-related costs including police, medical and ambulance fees, and operational costs such as insurance, venue hire, security, production, and staffing.

Energy Performance Services Grant NSW

This grant helps NSW businesses with existing submetering hardware to improve energy performance through effective use of metering data. It supports planning, access to monitoring and analytics software, data integration, expert guidance and capability development across two milestones.

Heat Pump Feasibility Grant NSW

This grant provides funding to NSW businesses to determine whether a heat pump is a feasible option for their site. It covers up to 75% of project costs across three milestones, including initial feasibility assessment, heat pump design development, and detailed feasibility study.

Metering Plan Implementation Grants NSW

This program provides matched funding to NSW businesses to cover up to 50% of the costs of installing energy metering and monitoring systems. Funding supports installation of submeters, hardware, software integration, data management system subscriptions, and post-installation support for organizations with complex energy systems.

Submetering Grants NSW

This program provides funding to NSW businesses to help them install and commission permanent energy submeters for measuring energy performance. Funding covers the purchase, installation, and commissioning of submeters, as well as hardware and software integration required for energy monitoring.

Aboriginal Tourism Product Distribution Grant Program NT

This program provides funding to NT majority-owned Aboriginal businesses and organisations to promote and sell their tourism experiences and products. Eligible uses include contracting expert advice for distribution strategy, implementing online booking systems, and data entry for new booking systems.

Collaboration Partner Program QLD

The Collaboration Partner Program provides Queensland businesses with an opportunity to become QSBM Collaboration Partners. Partners design and deliver events focused on capability and skills development, networking opportunities, and access to free resources and services for small businesses.

Aboriginal Tourism Product Distribution Grant Program

This grant program assists NT majority-owned Aboriginal businesses and organisations to promote and sell their tourism experiences and products. Funding supports online booking systems and expert distribution advice including pricing structures and rate sheets. The program provides a non-competitive funding pool of $50,000 to eligible applicants.

Energy Innovation Fund

The Energy Innovation Fund provides up to $17 million over five years in flexible, early-stage grants for energy innovation projects across three streams: Technology Demonstration, Policy Challenge, and Innovation Ecosystem. It aims to support new and emerging technologies while developing the ACT as an export-oriented hub for energy transition innovation to achieve net zero emissions by 2045.

Youth Engagement Grants Program (YEGP)

The YEGP offers grants to community groups and organisations for events and projects that promote positive and meaningful pathways for Territorians aged 12 to 25. Funding can be used for drug and alcohol-free entertainment, personal development opportunities, and leadership programs.

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Operational Support Grants

Funding for local volunteer-run community organisations to cover operational costs and ongoing project expenses. Grants are provided for a two-year period to support community connection, social inclusion, access and participation for City of Melbourne residents.

LGBTIQA+ Leadership Grant

This grant supports LGBTIQA+ people who want to develop or improve their leadership skills and contribute to LGBTIQA+ communities. Funding can be used for community conferences, academic workshops, mentorships, and training sessions to increase leadership capacity.

Para Athlete Barriers Fund

A grant program supporting categorised Para athletes to overcome individual barriers to their progression or performance in Para sports. Funding can be used for eligible expenses including travel, training fees, coaching, classification costs, carer support, childcare, performance support services, and professional development occurring between May 4, 2026 and June 30, 2027.

Touring Queensland Fund

This program provides funding to support arts presenters and producers in the delivery of performing arts, visual arts, contemporary music gigs, and cultural heritage touring activity. Funding assists with costs including artist fees, travel and accommodation, tour management, freight and equipment hire, and community engagement activities.

Ideas Grants 2026

The objective of the Ideas Grant scheme is to support innovative research projects addressing specific question(s). The expected outcomes are: • innovative and creative research • funding of researchers at all career stages • funding any area of health and medical research from discovery to implementation. It is expected that the CIA will have the capability to lead the team in achieving the project aims. Only applications that address the intended objective and outcomes will be competitive for funding. The Ideas Grant scheme is not intended to support research where a clinical trial or cohort study is the primary objective, and applications meeting that description should be submitted to the Clinical Trial and Cohort Studies Grant scheme. Where applications have elements consistent with both the Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Grant scheme and the Ideas Grant scheme, applicants should decide where the project is predominantly suited, based on the objectives and intended outcomes of

Carbon Capture Technologies Program – Round 2

Provides grants of up to $10 million to organisations developing novel and emerging technologies to capture, utilise or remove CO2. Supports pilot and demonstration projects with potential to create new low-emissions or net-zero industries and address Australia's hard-to-abate emissions.

2027 Annual Arts Grants

The Annual Arts Grants program supports artists and arts organisations to deliver impactful creative outcomes through one-off arts projects that result in a public outcome within the City of Melbourne municipality. Grants of up to $25,000 are available for diverse projects across a wide range of art forms, open to individuals, groups, and small to medium arts organisations.

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NT Experience Fund

This program provides funding to Northern Territory tourism and hospitality businesses to help them deliver new products and experiences. It offers three streams of funding: single-year new product development grants up to $150,000, multi-year new product development grants up to $300,000, and military tourism enhancement grants up to $40,000.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) - Round 19

This grant supports short-term (up to 3 years), industry-led research collaborations. Projects must: develop a product, service or process that will solve problems for industry and deliver real outcomes benefit small to medium enterprises (SMEs). You can use the funding to cover costs directly related to your project including: new research proof of concept activities pre-commercialisation of research outcomes industry-focused education and training activities conferences, workshops, symposia related to the joint research information sharing and communications related to the research. This is not a complete list and other costs may also be eligible. There is no specific amount of funding allocated to each CRC-P round. The number of CRC Projects we fund in each selection round depends on the applications received and available Program funding. Applicants must at least match the amount of grant funding sought through cash and/or in-kind contributions. Eligibility: To be eligible as a lea

Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF) 2026-27 Grant Round

The Australia-Korea Foundation (AKF) offers annual grant funding to support projects that promote the AKF objectives: increase public awareness of Australia in Korea, and of Korea in Australia, and the importance of the bilateral relationship; develop partnerships, collaborations and people-to-people links (including with diaspora) in areas of shared interest in the bilateral, regional and global context, and increase Australians’ ability to effectively engage with Korea and Koreans’ ability to effectively engage with Australia. Eligibility: To be eligible you must: • be one of the following: o an Australian entity with an Australian Business Number (ABN), Australian Company Number (ACN), or Indigenous Corporation Number (ICN) o an Australian consortium with a lead organisation o an Australian registered charity or not-for-profit organisation o an Australian local government body o an Australian State/Territory government body o a Corporate Commonwealth Entity o an Australian statutory

Cooperative Research Centre Projects (CRC-P) Grants

The CRC-P grant supports collaborative research and development projects between industry and academia. ACE Infrastructure received a $3 million grant to develop a world-first prototype for wirelessly charging electric trucks and buses on regional Australian roads, addressing emissions from heavy-duty vehicles.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grant - Dovetail Electric Aviation

A $3 million grant awarded to Dovetail Electric Aviation to develop, test, and certify electric conversions of conventionally powered aircraft. The project collaborates with Sydney Seaplanes, University of New South Wales, CSIRO, and Memko Aviation to create the first certified electric propulsion and energy system in its category, advancing zero-emission aviation in Australia.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRCP) Grants - No and Low-Alcohol Wine Research

A $3 million grant supporting Australian Vintage and nine industry partners with the University of Adelaide to develop no and low-alcohol (NOLO) wines. The project addresses technical and market challenges including flavour enhancement, mouthfeel improvement, microbial stability, shelf-life extension, and consumer insights to position Australia as a global leader in lifestyle wines.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grants

CRC-P Grants provide matched funding of $100,000 to $3 million for short-term (up to 3 years) industry-led research collaborations. Projects must develop a product, service or process that solves industry problems and benefits SMEs, with eligible costs including new research, proof of concept, pre-commercialisation, and industry-focused education.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRCP) Grants - PEGRAS Asia Pacific HDPE Recycling Project

A CRC-P grant supporting PEGRAS Asia Pacific and partner universities to develop technology that removes labels and adhesives from HDPE plastic waste, enabling 100% recycled HDPE for remanufacture in Australia. The project combines impact delamination and chemical washing technology to address the problem of hundreds of thousands of tonnes of HDPE waste going to landfill due to current recycling limitations.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grants - Rux Energy Hydrogen Storage

A $2.77 million grant supporting Rux Energy's development of advanced nanoporous materials for hydrogen storage solutions in heavy industry and transport. The project involves collaboration between Rux Energy, University of Sydney, UNSW, ANSTO, and industry partners to accelerate commercialisation and validation of hydrogen storage technology that improves energy efficiency and reduces costs.

Cooperative Research Centres Project (CRC-P) Grant

A government grant supporting research partnerships between companies and universities to develop innovative recycling technologies. Separtis received $1.18 million over three years to fund research into sustainable waste recovery applications, including recycling co-mingled plastics and recovering metals from e-waste.

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Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grant

The CRC-P program provides grants to support collaborative research projects between industry and research institutions. Seeing Machines partnered with Monash University's Accident Research Centre, Ron Finemore Transport, and Volvo Australia to develop fatigue prevention and driver monitoring technology for the commercial transport sector.

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Edge AI for Zero-Defect Automated Manufacturing

This automation project integrates Edge AI with advanced sensors to reduce costly defects during die-casting of aluminium EV parts using robotic spectral imaging sensors. Edge AI methods will optimize production automation through root-cause analysis, reducing waste and energy consumption across manufacturing applications from aerospace to defence and mining. The lead partner APTA Automation will provide Australian firms with Edge AI solutions to increase global competitiveness and achieve enhanced sustainability.

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Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grants - NOLO Wine Research

A $3 million grant supporting Australian Vintage and nine industry partners with the University of Adelaide to develop no and low-alcohol (NOLO) wine technologies. The project addresses key technical and market challenges including flavour enhancement, mouthfeel improvement, microbial stability, shelf-life extension, and consumer insights to position Australia as a global leader in lifestyle wines.

Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) Grants - Nuchev Dairy Goat Vaccine Development

A CRC-P collaboration grant of approximately $300,000 supporting Nuchev to develop standardized vaccine protocols and operating procedures for endemic disease prevention in Australian dairy goat operations. The project aims to address the lack of unified vaccine development approaches in the Australian dairy goat industry and create targeted vaccines for improved herd health.

Australia Korea Foundation

The Australia Korea Foundation provides funding to businesses and individuals undertaking projects that strengthen Australia-Korea relations, enhance Australia's international reputation, and promote cultural understanding between the two countries.

Rural Financial Counselling Service Program 2027 to 2032

The Australian Government is inviting applications through an open process to apply to deliver services under 1.12 Rural Programs, Rural Financial Counselling Services from 2027 to 2032. This initiative provides free and independent financial counselling to eligible farmers, fishers, foresters and small-related enterprises who are experiencing, or at risk, of financial hardship. This program is ongoing and is subject to regular and open approaches to market. Funding rounds and approaches have been continually reviewed and adjusted over the years to improve the performance of the program and drive efficiencies to support structural adjustment in the agricultural sector in times of financial hardship. The objective of the program is to support structural adjustment through transitioning clients out of immediate financial crisis or concerns, assessing business viability to make informed decisions about the future of the business and improving financial wellbeing and resilience through bui

TCR: Serving and Ex-Serving Australian Defence Force Members Mental Health and Wellbeing 2026

A $10 million research funding initiative supporting high-quality research into the health and wellbeing of serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members. The program aims to generate evidence and develop practical, implementable actions to improve mental and physical health outcomes, with consideration for support networks including family, dependants and carers. Research must focus on translation and implementation, prevention and early intervention strategies, and collaborative multidisciplinary approaches.

Small Business Recovery Assistance Grant Program – 2025 North and Far North Tropical Low

This program provides funding to small businesses significantly disrupted by the North and Far North Tropical Low weather event from 29 January to 28 February 2025. Grants support extraordinary costs related to re-establishing business operations and sustaining employment, including salaries, rent, stock replacement, professional services, and marketing expenses.

SA Soils Bursary Program 2025-2026

This bursary program supports South Australians seeking to improve soil management practices and build knowledge in soil health. It funds participation in soil-focused training, events, and learning activities that develop skills and professional networks. Applicants can apply for individual training (up to $2,000) or group knowledge exchange (up to $5,000).

Spaceport Establishment Support Grant WA

This grant provides funding to support the establishment of space launch facilities in Western Australia. Funding may be used for site assessments (environmental impact, heritage, bushfire risk, hydrology, launch and re-entry trajectory analysis) and business case development (market analysis, technical and financial feasibility, infrastructure requirements, risk assessments).

Event Partnership Program 2027

The Event Partnership Program supports free and accessible events held within the City of Melbourne municipality through cash and/or in-kind sponsorship. Events receive partnership benefits equal to the sponsorship value, which may include brand exposure, marketing, digital advertising, activations, signage, tickets, and hospitality. In return, sponsored events must deliver measurable partnership benefits to the City of Melbourne.

Look Over the Farm Gate VIC

This program provides funding for industry groups, organisations and private businesses to deliver community events and programs that promote good mental health in agriculture, particularly during stressful and challenging times like drought. Events and initiatives are tailored to unique community needs.

MRFF – 2026 Traumatic Brain Injury Mission Grant Opportunity (GO8208)

This grant opportunity supports medical research and medical innovation projects focused on traumatic brain injury. Stream 1 funds research testing novel treatments and interventions for moderate to severe traumatic brain injury to reduce acute care time and improve long-term outcomes. Stream 2 supports research on effective national adoption and best practice use of clinical guidelines for mild traumatic brain injury, including addressing implementation barriers and inequalities across diverse populations.

Events Tasmania Marketing Grant 2025-26

This program provides matched funding to event organisers delivering events in Tasmania to support marketing activities that create local and national interest. It caters for both large and small events with two tiers of funding based on whether marketing targets intrastate or interstate visitation.

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Positive Ageing Grants — City of Greater Geelong

Supports community-hosted activities and experiences that celebrate positive ageing in the City of Greater Geelong, such as workshops, dances, concerts, sporting activities, digital learning, art and craft and cultural experiences for people aged 55 and over. Activities must be available for free or at low cost to all participants. Total grant pool of $24,000 for 2026–27.

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Electric Vehicle Fleets Incentive: Kick-start Funding NSW

This program provides financial assistance to NSW businesses to procure battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and smart chargers. Eligible organisations can receive funding for up to 15 BEVs and smart charging ports in total across all rounds. Funding covers the cost of vehicle purchase and charger installation up to maximum incentive amounts.

Quick Response Fashion Grants NSW

This program provides funding to NSW emerging designers, textile makers, and fashion businesses to help them purchase essential equipment or pursue professional development opportunities. Eligible costs include computer equipment, photographic equipment, travel, education, event registration, manufacturing equipment, design services, and conferences.

Strategic Opportunities Program NSW

This program provides funding to build capacity within the NSW screen and digital games industry. Projects must support the growth and capability of NSW screen practitioners, organisations and businesses, and be aligned with strategic priorities in the NSW Screen and Digital Games Strategy (2025-2027).

Building Early Education Fund – Small-Scale Grant Opportunity

This grant provides capital funding to high-quality not-for-profit small providers to undertake construction for the delivery of new or expanded Centre-Based Day Care (CBDC) services. Funding is also available to not-for-profit providers to modify buildings to facilitate the provision of in-venue Family Day Care (FDC) in areas where no early childhood education and care (ECEC) is available.

Farm Debt Mediation Grants Program

The Tasmanian Government helps farmers with financial difficulties cover costs for mediation under the Farm Debt Mediation Act 2024. Farmers can receive a $3,000 grant to pay for mediation fees, professional advisory services relevant to mediation, travel, accommodation, or room rental.

Farm Debt Mediation Grants Program TAS

This program supports Tasmanian farmers experiencing financial difficulties by providing funding to cover costs for mediation services. Funding can be used to pay for mediation fees, professional advisory services relevant to mediation, and travel or accommodation expenses. The program aims to help farmers in financial stress negotiate with creditors early through efficient, affordable, and fair resolution of farm debt disputes.

Defence Industry Development Grants Program

The Defence Industry Development Grants Program funds small to medium enterprises to build Australia's sovereign capability, global competitiveness, technical superiority and national security. The program has four streams: Sovereign Industrial Priorities, Exports, Security, and Skilling, each tailored to address specific defence industry development outcomes.

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26Ten Workplace and Get Ready Grants TAS

This program provides businesses and organisations in Tasmania with funding to help improve the literacy and numeracy skills of their workers. There are two grant streams: Get Ready Grants (up to $5,000) for organisations planning to apply for a Workplace Grant, and Workplace Grants (up to $65,000) to run projects that help workers improve reading, writing, maths, speaking and listening skills.

Small Arts Projects Grant

Funding for arts and cultural activities across the NT that increase community access, engagement and participation in the arts. Supports a range of projects including theatre workshops, visual arts exhibitions, and cultural knowledge sharing with Aboriginal Elders.

NXT Gen ARTS Grants

Funding for young people aged 18-25 to complete a work placement with an NT arts organisation. The grant provides practical experience in the creative industries and helps emerging artists find jobs in the NT arts and culture sector. Recipients receive up to $10,000 for a 3-6 month full-time or part-time placement totalling 400 hours.

Community Events Quick Response Grants — City of Greater Geelong

Supports moderately sized public events in the City of Greater Geelong that have an immediate need preventing organisers from applying to the main Community Events Grants funding round. Eligible events include state or national sporting events, state or national festivals, and events of regional significance that are advertised to the public and expected to attract 300 or more attendees. Covers operating expenses including venue hire, contractors, security, equipment hire, staging and toilet hire. Total grant pool of $80,000 allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

International Exporter Program TAS

This course provides Tasmanian exporting businesses with information to help them expand or increase their international exports. The program consists of 6 modules featuring pre-recorded videos, downloadable fact sheets, group discussions, quizzes, and surveys, plus two 30-minute individual mentoring sessions with experienced export advisors. Completing this program enables eligible businesses to apply for the Austrade Export Market Development Grant.

Animal Welfare Grant Program

METS Innovation Program WA

This program provides matched funding to Western Australian METS (mining equipment, technology and services) companies to develop innovative products and services in focus areas including net zero emission mining, critical minerals, green steel, exploration amplification, alternative use of tailings and waste, and precision and low impact mining.

NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships

The NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships scheme funds successful applicants to attain a research-based postgraduate degree (Doctor of Philosophy or Research Masters Degree). It aims to support outstanding health and medical graduates early in their career to conduct internationally competitive research and develop capacity for original independent research within Australia.

Low Emissions Industry Program NSW

This program supports decarbonisation projects undertaken at mining and manufacturing facilities in NSW. Funding is available for abatement projects that reduce emissions, including fuel switching, kiln and boiler upgrades, waste heat recovery, heat pump installation, and facility retrofits.

Prawn Fisher's Financial Guidance and Training Support Program NSW

This program supports NSW commercial fishing businesses to transition to the long-term management of white spot virus. It provides financial guidance grants of up to $1,000 and training grants of up to $9,000 to assist business owners with decision-making regarding their future in the commercial fishing industry.

Annie Greig Dance Scholarship

An annual scholarship supporting Tasmanian dancers aged 17-26 to undertake professional development activities through national or international travel for at least three months. Funds can support dancing with professional contemporary dance companies, studying at dance education institutions, residencies, and mentorships with other dancers.

The Annie Greig Dance Scholarship

Supports Tasmanian dancers aged between 17 and 26 to travel nationally or internationally for professional development. This scholarship enables young dancers to pursue training, performance opportunities, and career advancement outside Tasmania.

Arts organisations – annual programs

This program enables arts organisations to deliver annual programs that develop and share high-quality art experiences, create opportunities for Tasmania's professional artists and arts workers, build partnerships that strengthen the arts sector, and connect with audiences and the wider community. Eligible costs include administrative costs, creative development and research, market and audience development, presenting work, and professional development opportunities.

Individuals and Groups

This program supports activities that further the artistic practice and careers of individual artists and groups. Funding can be used for creative development, research, presenting work, recording, residencies, professional development, and audience development activities.

COLLECT Art Purchase Scheme – arts businesses

MRFF – Traumatic Brain Injury Mission – 2026

This grant supports medical research and medical innovation projects aimed at improving outcomes for Australians with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Two streams are available: Stream 1 focuses on testing novel treatments and interventions for moderate to severe TBI, while Stream 2 supports research on implementing clinical guidelines and protocols for mild TBI with attention to equity and access across diverse populations.

2026 NHMRC-Swiss National Science Foundation

The 2026 NHMRC-Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) grant opportunity supports Australian participation in an international collaboration with Switzerland through the Australian - Swiss Joint Research Programme Call for Proposals 2026. NHMRC is working with SNSF to support Joint Research Projects to promote collaborative projects with clearly defined goals, involving at least one partner based in Switzerland and one based in Australia. The research field for this collaboration is: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare for populations of diverse sex, gender or sexual orientations or other underrepresented population groups. Applicants are required to justify how their target population is considered underrepresented in the context of this funding opportunity. Possible topics include but are not limited to: • AI for medical decision support for diagnosis and treatment planning, with a focus of underrepresented population groups • Addressing bias in medical training data • Enhanc

Swiss National Science Foundation - Australian-Swiss Joint Research Projects 2026

A collaborative funding opportunity between NHMRC and the Swiss National Science Foundation supporting joint research projects addressing artificial intelligence in healthcare for underrepresented population groups. The program funds Australia-based researchers participating in transnational consortia to develop solutions that mitigate biases in AI healthcare applications through diverse training datasets, evaluation mechanisms, inclusive data governance, and culturally informed protocols.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Development Fund

Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program - Phase 4

Funding under Phase 4 of the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program is available from 1 July 2023 to support Eligible Funding Recipients to deliver priority local road and community infrastructure projects across Australia. LRCI Phase 4 continues the objective of the program to provide temporary, targeted support for creating and maintaining local jobs through road infrastructure and construction activities in communities across Australia. The intended outcomes of the program are to: deliver benefits to communities, such as improved road safety, accessibility and visual amenity; and create local short-term employment opportunities through funding construction projects Eligibility: Eligible Funding Recipients for Phase 4 are the same as for Phase 1, Phase 2 and Phase 3 of the LRCI Program. Grant Activity Timeframe: Phase 4 project construction can only begin once funding recipients have in place an executed Grant Agreement and Approved Work Schedule. Total Amount Availa

Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBC) Capacity Building Grant Opportunity

Prescribed Bodies Corporate (PBC) Capacity Building Grant Funding is available to support PBCs to maximise the economic and social potential of native title through the effective and sustainable management of their land. The objectives of the PBC Capacity Building Grant are to: 1. Increase the capacity of PBCs to take advantage of economic opportunities 2. Build long-term organisational capacity within PBCs through training and obtaining professional expertise 3. Support effective native title agreement-making The outcomes of the PBC Capacity Building Grant are to: · Build capacity of PBCs to maximise the social, cultural and economic aspirations of their native title holding group Build capacity of PBCs to meet corporate compliance and native title obligations, and promote greater efficiency in land use decision-making Eligibility: To be eligible to apply for funding under the PBC Capacity Building grant opportunity you must meet the eligibility requirements set out in Section 4 of th

Resolution payments under the Youpla Support Program

This grant opportunity is part of the Youpla Support Program, which was announced by the Australian Government on 8 February 2024 as its enduring resolution for people impacted by the collapse of the funeral insurance provider, the Youpla Group. The Youpla Group (formerly the Aboriginal Community Benefits Fund) was a funeral expenses insurer that primarily marketed its products to First Nations people. The Youpla Group entered liquidation in March 2022, leaving many people without cover, inflicting significant cultural, emotional and financial harm on many First Nations people and communities. The Youpla Support Program will provide a Resolution Payment to Eligible Persons to help them recover from this harm. Subject to the exclusions set out in the Youpla Support Program Guidelines an Eligible Person will be offered as a Funeral Bond (delivered as a procurement) as the default option with the right to opt out and receive a Cash Payment (delivered as a grant). The Funeral Bond will be

Indigenous Advancement Strategy: Support for Community Sector Organisations

This grant provides $190 million over four years (2022-23 to 2025-26) to support Community Sector Organisations (CSOs) already receiving Indigenous Advancement Strategy funding. The funding addresses wage pressures and inflation impacts on eligible organisations delivering community services. Funding amounts are based on existing IAS agreement duration, a percentage of current IAS funding, and service delivery location, with higher supplementation for remote and very remote areas.

2026 NHMRC-European Partnership for Brain Health

The 2026 NHMRC-European Partnership for Brain Health (EP BrainHealth) Grant Opportunity supports Australian participation and collaboration in transnational research projects through European Partnership for Brain Health (EP BrainHealth) Call for Proposals. The EP BrainHealth offers 2 calls: one in the field of neurological, mental disorders and sensory disorders (EP BrainHealth Call 1) and one in the field of neurodegenerative disorders (EP BrainHealth Call 2). Further information on the EP BrainHealth Call for Proposals is available from the EP BrainHealth website. Eligibility: Applications will only be accepted from NHMRC approved Administering Institutions. • Australia-based researchers must submit an application at the full proposal stage to both NHMRC and the EP BrainHealth Secretariat to be considered for 2026 NHMRC-EP BrainHealth funding. A copy of the full proposal as submitted to EP BrainHealth must be included in the 2026 NHMRC-EP BrainHealth application for funding. • The C

Indigenous Languages and Arts – Strategic Projects 2025-26

The ILA Program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to express, conserve and maintain their cultures through Indigenous languages and arts activities. Funding supports conservation and revitalisation of Indigenous languages, language learning pathways, digital recording of languages, and creation and promotion of Indigenous community-based arts activities including dance, theatre, film, literature, music and traditional crafts.

Victorian Trees on Farms Program

Funding available for rural landowners in Victoria seeking to integrate trees into their farming enterprise. Projects must focus on either farm forestry plantings for timber production or integrated environmental plantings using native species that provide co-benefits to the agricultural system.

Small Business Apprenticeship Pilot Program

A Queensland Government grant program designed to support small and family businesses in hiring and training apprentices. The program provides financial assistance to help businesses continue to grow and thrive through workforce development.

Secure Communities Partnership Program - Small Business Round 2

This grant funds safety and security infrastructure to deter crime against small and family businesses in Queensland. Eligible businesses that have been directly impacted by crime or operate in crime-affected areas can receive between $5,000 and $20,000 to implement crime prevention measures such as physical security upgrades, surveillance systems, and perimeter defences.

Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant Program

Funding of $400,000 is available to Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing enterprises to undertake productivity enhancing activities such as obtaining accreditations, expert advice, and developing staff and business skills. Grants are provided on a co-contribution basis with a 50/50 split between grant and applicant contribution.

Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Grant Scheme

Advanced Manufacturing Productivity Grant TAS

This program provides matched funding to Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing enterprises to undertake productivity-enhancing activities. Eligible activities include obtaining expert advice, quality assurance accreditation, and developing staff and business skills.

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Community Development Fund VIC

This program provides funding for programs which build business expertise and community capability, as well as progressing opportunities for diversification. Two streams are available: Stream 1 funds project management support and upskilling of community members, while Stream 2 funds the progression of diversification opportunities identified by local communities.

Cyber Invest Business Program NT

This program provides funding to small to medium NT businesses to help them protect themselves against cybersecurity threats and impacts. Funding covers up to 50% of eligible costs for professional services from approved providers to implement a Cyber Invest Plan, including cybersecurity controls uplift, managed service provider transitions, business continuity planning, and incident response planning.

Farm Drought Support Grants VIC

This program provides funding to Victorian primary production businesses to implement on-farm infrastructure improvements and undertake essential business activities that improve drought management and preparedness. Eligible activities include constructing or upgrading stock containment areas, reticulated water systems, irrigation systems, grain and fodder storage, internal re-fencing, feed systems, pasture/crop restoration, and water carting for livestock.

Heritage Agreement Incentive Grants SA

Funding for South Australian landowners to establish new Heritage Agreements or expand existing ones. These grants support short-term (1 to 5 years) projects that protect native vegetation and enhance its condition through biodiversity protection and improvement activities.

Inland River Flood Event Freight Subsidy SA

This targeted program supports primary producers within the 2025 Inland River Flood scar who have incurred significant extra transport or freight costs. The subsidy covers eligible activities including mustering of livestock, transport of fodder or water for livestock, and transport of livestock, fencing, equipment or machinery associated with animal welfare.

Secure Communities Partnership Program QLD

This program provides funding to Queensland small businesses significantly impacted by crime to implement safety and security measures. Eligible projects include alarm systems, access control, surveillance, lighting, and physical security improvements to reduce the cost and impact of crime.

Solar for Multi Dwellings Grant NT

This program provides funding to Northern Territory management corporations for the installation of shared rooftop solar systems in multi-dwelling units and apartments. Funding covers up to 50% of total installation costs for solar panels, inverters, solar sharing technology, smart meters, and battery storage systems.

Waste Resource Recovery Board Sponsorship Program TAS

This program provides sponsorship to Tasmanian organisations whose work, event, or project demonstrates innovation in recovering resources from waste that would otherwise be lost to landfill. Sponsorships support projects and events that road-test innovation, produce improved resource streams and circular supply chains, and deliver better services, products and outcomes for Tasmania.

Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Grant Scheme QLD

This grant provides funding to Queensland taxi licence holders or lessees to acquire new wheelchair accessible taxis. It covers up to 50% of the cost for purchasing a new wheelchair accessible taxi and eligible modifications, including reconfiguration of seating.

Biz Secure Program NT

The Biz Secure program provides Northern Territory businesses with funding to improve the safety and security of their premises against break-ins. Businesses can apply for multiple security upgrades per premises, including standard works such as locks, glass replacement, alarms, and security screens, as well as non-standard works like CCTV and access control systems.

Tourism Business Capability Subsidy

Provides up to $2,000 to eligible tourism and event businesses in Queensland to undertake targeted training and accreditation programs. Covers areas such as sustainability and ecotourism, digital capability and AI, tour guiding, distribution and sales, cultural understanding, quality assurance, accessibility and risk mitigation.

Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisation (ACCO) Establishment and Expansion Fund (AEEF)

The AEEF supports new and existing ACT Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations to build organisational capacity and capability to improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Canberra. Funding is available across four tiers (Start Up, Establishment, Development, and Growth) to support establishment, capacity and capability building activities that benefit ACCOs.

Gnangara Horticulture Water Use Efficiency Grant

Horticulture Netting Infrastructure Program

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Victorian Circular Economy Recycling Modernisation Fund

This program provides matched funding to organisations in the resource recovery sector in Victoria to build capacity and capability in recycling and remanufacturing. Projects funded include purchasing, installing and commissioning new equipment or upgrades to support circular economy initiatives, increase material quality for manufacturing, and create jobs in the resource recovery sector.

European Partnership for Brain Health (GO8180)

NHMRC is providing up to $4 million to support Australia-based researchers participating as partners in transnational consortia through the European Partnership for Brain Health. The funding supports research projects on biological, social and environmental factors that impact the trajectory of brain health across the lifespan, with two calls covering neurological/mental/sensory disorders and neurodegenerative disorders.

Investigator Grants

Victorian Circular Economy Recycling Modernisation Fund VIC

This program provides matched funding to organisations in the resource recovery sector in Victoria to build capacity, capability and resilience, support response to national waste export regulations, increase material quality for manufacturing, and create jobs in the circular economy. Funding supports capital purchases of new equipment or upgrades to existing equipment for reprocessing and remanufacturing facilities.

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Creative Organisations Multi-Year Funding Programs

Multi-year funding programs designed to support creative organisations in Western Australia. These programs provide sustained financial support to help creative organisations develop their capabilities, reach audiences, and contribute to the creative industries sector.

Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Workforce Paid Practicum Grant Opportunity Guidelines (2026-2027)

The purpose of the Paid Practicum grant is to provide a wage subsidy to give ECEC Employees paid leave while they are undertaking their paid practicum. Eligibility: Only ECEC services currently approved for and receiving the Childcare Subsidy (CCS) under Family Assistance Law, including long day care, family day care, in-home care, centre-based day care and outside school hours care services, are eligible and can apply for their employees. To be eligible for a grant the employee must be: · an Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia or hold a valid work visa (including student visa) allowing employment in the ECEC sector; and · a contact worker - an educator who is part of the adult to child ratio at a Service or who provides direct early childhood education and care, or supervision for children in other care types, such as IHC or FDC; or a non-contact worker – a director or educational leader who provides direct support, early childhood education and care, or supervision

Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Workforce Professional Development – National Child Safety Training Grant

This grant provides support to ECEC educators, early childhood teachers and directors with five hours of time to complete national child safety training. It is available to approved ECEC services receiving the Childcare Subsidy (CCS) for their eligible employees.

MRFF – 2026 Consumer-Led Research Grant Opportunity (GO8270)

This grant supports research co-led with consumers addressing health priorities and barriers, with two streams: Stream 1 (Incubator) for identifying health priorities and conducting pilot studies, and Stream 2 (Targeted Call for Research) for developing scalable approaches to self-care interventions and quality of life improvements. Research focuses on cancer, long-term physical diseases, or mental health conditions affecting individuals with long-term diseases and conditions.

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MRFF 2026 National Critical Research Infrastructure

This program provides funding to establish and extend infrastructure of critical importance for conducting world-class health and medical research in areas of unmet medical need. It supports four streams: innovation enablers, digitisation of health care, co-investment partnerships, and mRNA technology enablers.