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11MRFF – CTA Initiative – 2025 Clinical Trials Activity Grant Opportunity
This grant supports medical research and medical innovation projects conducting clinical trials for rare cancers, rare diseases, and unmet health needs. It aims to improve the evidence base supporting clinical care, help patients access relevant trials, and enable researchers to bring international trials to Australian patients. The initiative funds four streams: pilot feasibility studies, clinical trials for rare conditions, trials supporting health technology assessment, and prevention clinical trials.
Rural Landholder Recovery Grant Scheme – Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather
This grant provides funding for clean-up and reinstatement activities to help rural landholders recover from impacts of Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather (1-16 March 2025). Eligible costs include removing debris, disposing of dead livestock, purchasing equipment for property clean-up, salvaging crops, and repairing uninsured flood-damaged farm infrastructure such as sheds, water tanks, and fencing.
Rural Landholder Recovery Grant Scheme - Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather
Grants of up to $10,000 to help rural landholders pay for clean-up and reinstatement costs of their primary production enterprise that suffered direct damage from Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather (1-16 March 2025). The scheme provides rebates for eligible activities within the declared disaster area.
2026 NHMRC e-ASIA Joint Research Program (GO8133)
Supports Australian participation and collaboration in leading international collaborative research through the e-ASIA Joint Research Program on a multilateral basis. Funding supports up to 6 grants for the Australian component of successful projects in the e-ASIA JRP 15th Health Research stream, addressing research topics in Infectious Diseases and Immunology or Advanced Medical Research & Enabling Technologies.
Partnership Projects PRC1
This funding scheme provides funding and support to create new opportunities for researchers and policy makers to work together to define research questions, undertake research, interpret the findings and implement the findings into policy and practice. Partnership Projects answer a specific research question to influence health and well-being through changes in the delivery, organisation, funding and access to health services.
Synergy Grants
Synergy Grants support outstanding multidisciplinary teams of investigators to work together to answer questions that cannot be answered by a single investigator. These grants fund multidisciplinary research that addresses major problems in all areas of human health and medical research, from discovery to translation, with highly collaborative teams of diverse researchers working together.
MRFF – 2025 Clinical Trials Activity Grant Opportunity (GO7923)
This grant supports medical research and medical innovation projects conducting clinical trials across four streams: pilot studies for new clinical trials in rare cancers/diseases, clinical trials for rare cancers and unmet needs, clinical trials supporting high-value care and health technology assessment, and prevention clinical trials. The intended outcome is to improve health and wellbeing of Australians by investing in new clinical trials that support increased access to high-quality, evidence-based and effective health care.
Exceptional Disaster Assistance Recovery Grants – Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Severe Weather QLD
This program provides funding to small businesses, not-for-profits and primary producers in Queensland impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Severe Weather (1-16 March 2025). Eligible activities include clean-up, reinstatement, equipment purchase/hire, repairs to buildings, and essential emergency measures to resume operations.
Remote Jobs and Economic Development Program
The RJED Program seeks to fund 3,000 new jobs over 3 years to support job seekers currently participating in or that are eligible for Remote Australia Employment Services (RAES), to move into employment. There are two streams of funding available, Job Creation – to fund the cost of wages and related entitlements, and the Community Jobs and Business Fund (CJBF) – to provide funding for equipment, operational costs and infrastructure to directly support bringing jobs created under the Job Creation stream into existence. For the purposes of the RJED program, a new job is: •a job which does not already exist within an organisation and does not displace an existing employee, or •a job created in a RAES Community Project. As job allocations are based on NIAA regions, you will need submit a separate application for each NIAA region where you intend to deliver a job. For example: If you apply for jobs located in more than one RAES region, but all those jobs are in the same NIAA region, you wil
Production Support Round
Funding program for film, television, and screen content production in Tasmania. Supports the development and production of screen projects.
Cancer Genomics Clinical Trials Fund: SCCT Program
A one-off grant opportunity running over three years (FY2025-26 through FY2027-28) that directs additional investment to Australia's Multi-site Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Groups under the Support for Cancer Clinical Trials program. The fund aims to build capacity and develop methods to accelerate the incorporation of genomics into the design of cancer clinical trial concepts and protocols to benefit all CTGs.
Closing this month
22Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities for funding commencing in 2027
The Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) scheme provides funding for research infrastructure, equipment and facilities to Eligible Organisations. It enables researchers to participate in cooperative initiatives so that expensive research infrastructure, equipment and facilities can be shared between higher education organisations and also with industry. The scheme also fosters collaboration through its support of the cooperative use of international or national research facilities. LIEF grant applications are accepted once a year. The minimum level of funding provided by the ARC is $150,000 per year. The LIEF scheme objectives are to: support excellent pure basic, strategic basic and applied research and research training, across all disciplines excluding clinical and other medical research, through the acquisition (purchase, upgrade, construction, transportation, installation, and/or maintenance) of research equipment and infrastructure and access to national and in
National Collecting Institutions Touring and Outreach Program 2026
The objectives of the National Collecting Institutions Touring and Outreach Program are to: increase overall levels of touring by National Collecting Institutions with particular emphasis on multiple venue tours; promote broad access to Australian cultural material through touring works from the collections of the National Collecting Institutions, with particular emphasis on providing access for audiences in regional areas; promote international awareness of Australia’s cultural heritage through touring Australian cultural material from National Collecting Institutions overseas; expand Australian appreciation of international cultural material through enabling National Collecting Institutions to bring works from international collections for exhibition or touring within Australia; and encourage partnerships and collaboration between the National Collecting Institutions and with other institutions (archives, galleries, libraries, and museums) across the collections sector, particularly
Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF)
The LIEF scheme provides funding to eligible organisations for research infrastructure, equipment and facilities that can be shared between higher education organisations and industry. Applicants may seek funding for infrastructure and equipment purchases, construction and installation, leasing, consortium membership costs, and specialised computing facilities. The scheme supports excellent pure basic, strategic basic and applied research across all disciplines excluding clinical and medical research.
Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities (LIEF) 2027
The LIEF scheme provides funding to eligible organisations for research infrastructure, equipment and facilities that can be shared between higher education organisations and industry. Researchers can seek funding for infrastructure and equipment purchases, construction and installation, leasing, consortium membership costs, and specialised computing facilities. The scheme fosters collaboration and supports excellent research across all disciplines excluding clinical and medical research.
Transforming Queensland Manufacturing Grants Program
This program provides matched funding to QLD-based manufacturing SMEs to help them improve productivity and competitiveness. It reimburses up to 50% of eligible project costs for advanced manufacturing equipment and software that supports system integration and manufacturing process improvement.
Business Energy Efficiency Scheme (BEES)
A Tasmanian Government scheme that supports electricity customers with annual consumption over 150MWh to invest in energy efficiency and electrification opportunities. The scheme provides loan interest subsidies to eligible applicants through once-off grant payments, with applicants taking out commercial loans with lenders of their choice to undertake approved energy efficiency investments.
Australian Government International Exhibitions Insurance (AGIEI) program 2026
The Australian Government International Exhibitions Insurance (AGIEI) program is a funding program designed to offset insurance costs for touring major exhibitions of cultural material. Generally, these exhibitions include works from international collections. The program aims to assist cultural institutions to provide access to significant cultural material the Australian public would not otherwise have an opportunity to access. By providing assistance with insurance costs, the Australian Government is able to encourage and support the staging of major exhibitions drawn from some of the world’s most historically significant and culturally rich collections. Eligibility: Organisations eligible to apply for funding include Commonwealth, state and territory government collecting institutions; incorporated not-for-profit public collecting institutions; incorporated not-for-profit bodies specialising in touring significant art and cultural collections; or Moorilla Estate Pty Ltd, trading as
Business Energy Efficiency Scheme (BEES) TAS
This program provides commercial and industrial energy customers in Tasmania with interest-free and low-interest loans to implement energy efficient products and services. Support includes full interest cost coverage for loans up to $10,000 over the first 3 years, or a 5% interest subsidy for loans between $10,000 and $60,000 over the first 3 years.
Clean Energy Future Fund WA
The Clean Energy Future Fund provides funding to Western Australian corporations to undertake innovative clean energy projects that deliver significant greenhouse gas emissions reductions or demonstrate new clean energy technologies with community benefits. Projects must contribute to cost-effective emissions reductions below baseline levels or support the design, deployment, testing, or demonstration of innovative clean energy solutions.
Urban Forest Fund Grant VIC
This program provides matched funding for organisations and individuals undertaking greening projects on private property within the City of Melbourne. Projects may include new green open spaces, tree planting, biodiversity projects, green roofs, vertical greening, and water sensitive urban design. Two funding streams are available: Stream 1 for high-impact greening projects ($30,000-$100,000) and Stream 2 for community-focused smaller-scale projects (up to $10,000).
Demo GO to test document download
Demo Grant Opportunity (GO) to allow testing of document download Eligibility: No eligibility requirements. This GO is for demonstration and testing purposes only. Instructions for Application Submission: No lodgement - for testing purposes only Addenda Available: View Addenda Contact Details GrantConnect Help Desk Phone:1300 484 145 Email Address: GrantConnect@finance.gov.au Grant Opportunity Documents Submit Application × Edit Form
Journalism Assistance Fund
The Journalism Assistance Fund Program, running over 3 years from 2025-26, was announced as part of the News Media Assistance Program (News MAP). News MAP aims to support public interest journalism and media diversity in Australia - recognising these are critical to a healthy democracy, social cohesion and informed citizens. Organisations producing core news content will be eligible for funding. The funding will provide a proportion of the wages for journalists producing core news content that is distributed digitally. The program aims to: support the sustainability of Australian news publishers in the face of significant disruption to the media sector support the creation of digitally distributed news content, encourage continued employment of journalists who primarily produce news that is in the Australian public interest build and maintain social cohesion in Australia Eligibility: You can apply if you: have an Australian business number (ABN) are registered for the Goods and Service
NHMRC-Horizon Europe 2025 Collaborative Research Grant Scheme
Supports Australian participation in leading international collaborative research under Horizon Europe, the European Union's key funding program for research and innovation. NHMRC selects topics that align with health priorities and supports collaborative approaches to health and medical research internationally across multiple research areas including disease prevention, advanced therapies, and medical device innovation.
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 may be used for government-related costs including police, medical and ambulance fees, as well as operational costs such as insurance, venue hire, security, production, and staffing.
Metering Plan Implementation Grants NSW
This program provides matched funding to cover up to 50% of the costs of installing energy metering and monitoring systems in NSW. Eligible costs include installation and commissioning of submeters, hardware and software integration, first year subscriptions to data management systems, and post-installation support.
DRIVEN Charger Rebate Stream
The DRIVEN Charger Rebate Stream helps licensed automotive dealers and EV repairers install DC smart chargers. The program supports Australia's transition to electric vehicles by reducing infrastructure costs and improving charging availability.
Local Para Champions
Financial assistance program for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-24 participating in state, national or international championships for athletes with a disability. Grants provide $750-$1000 towards costs associated with attending eligible competitions, with additional funding based on travel distance and location.
Local Sporting Champions
Financial assistance program for competitors, coaches, and officials aged 12-18 participating in state, national, or international championships. Successful applicants receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships, with additional funding based on travel distance and location.
Aboriginal Tourism Product Distribution Grant Program NT
This program provides funding to Northern Territory majority Aboriginal-owned 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
Queensland businesses can apply to become a QSBM Collaboration Partner and design and deliver events aligned with QSBM's focus areas including capability and skills development, networking opportunities, and access to free resources and services for small businesses.
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.
Aboriginal Tourism Product Distribution Grant Program
This grant program supports NT majority-owned Aboriginal businesses and organisations to promote and sell their tourism experiences and products. Funding is available for online booking systems and expert distribution advice including pricing structures and rate sheets.
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30Ideas Grants
The Ideas Grant scheme supports innovative research projects addressing specific questions in health and medical research. It funds researchers at all career stages across any area of health and medical research from discovery to implementation, with funding duration of 1 to 5 years.
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
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.
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.
Small Business Recovery Assistance Grant Program – 2025 North and Far North Tropical Low
This grant provides financial support to small and family businesses in defined disaster areas significantly disrupted by the North and Far North Tropical Low weather event (29 January to 28 February 2025) to re-establish operations and maintain employment. Funds can be used for extraordinary costs related to re-establishing business operations, 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 individuals and groups to participate in soil-focused training, events, and learning activities that develop skills and professional networks across the state.
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.
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 to both large and small events with two tiers of funding based on whether marketing targets intrastate or interstate visitation.
Events Tasmania Marketing Grant 2025-26
This grant program provides funding to event organisers in Tasmania to increase visitation to their events through marketing initiatives. The program supports both intrastate and interstate marketing activities for established events held between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026, with two funding tiers available based on target audience location.
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).
King Island Subdivision Scheme
The King Island Subdivision Scheme grant program supports the delivery of new land to market on King Island by helping to cover the costs of development. Rebates are available to developers to help cover the cost of labour, materials, freight, road infrastructure and utility connections.
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.
King Island Subdivision Scheme TAS
This program assists property owners developing residential land on King Island in Tasmania by providing rebates to help cover development costs. Rebates of up to $25,000 per lot are available to cover labour, materials, freight, road infrastructure and utility connections. Approved applicants can receive funding for a maximum of 12 lots per developer.
Technical Mentoring and Support VIC
This program provides subsidised technical mentoring and support for electricians and licensed electrical inspectors in Victoria. Mentoring sessions cover topics including load management, switchboard upgrades, solar and battery installations, electric vehicle chargers, and commercial/industrial solar. Sessions are delivered on-site or online in both metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria.
King Island Subdivision Scheme
A Tasmanian Government initiative supporting the delivery of new land to market on King Island by helping developers cover the costs of subdivision development. Rebates of up to $25,000 per lot are available to help cover costs of labour, materials, freight, road infrastructure and utility connections, with a maximum of 12 lots per developer.
National Exporter Program TAS
A course designed for Tasmanian businesses beginning their exporting journey to the national market. The program consists of 4 modules with pre-recorded videos, downloadable fact sheets, group discussions, quizzes, and surveys, plus two 30-minute individual mentoring sessions with experienced export advisors.
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 supports outstanding health and medical graduates early in their career to conduct internationally competitive research and develop capacity for original independent research within Australia.
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 program supporting Tasmanian dancers aged 17-26 to undertake professional development activities through national or international travel for at least three months. Funds can be used for artist wages and fees, travel costs, study at dance education institutions, residencies with professional dance companies, and mentorships.
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.
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). It offers two streams: Stream 1 focuses on testing novel treatments and interventions for moderate to severe TBI, while Stream 2 supports research on implementing clinical guidelines for mild TBI with attention to equity and access across diverse populations.
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.
Building the GP Workforce - Primary Care Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs)
The purpose of this grant opportunity is to allocate new commencing medical Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) and associated medical education and training activities which foster a positive primary care culture and influence the uptake of primary care among graduates to bolster the GP workforce, particularly in rural and underserved metropolitan areas. This grant opportunity will be implemented through two streams: Stream A and Stream B. Eligible applicants can apply for one or both streams. Streams A and B will have different application opening and closing dates. The government has announced its intention to ensure all First Nations students will receive a medical CSP when they are accepted into eligible medical schools from 2026. Implementation of this measure is subject to the passage of legislation and will be taken into account in implementation of Stream A and B of this grant opportunity. Please note: Stream A of the Grant Opportunity will close for applications at 2:00pm AE
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
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