Available Grants

The program seeks to provide funding for community projects in the Central Coast, Hunter, Mid North Coast, Central West, New England, and Northern Rivers areas of NSW.

The program seeks to support small businesses and not-for-profit organisations that suffered direct damage as a result of the NSW storms and floods.

Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA) Recreational Fishing Grants' Intermediate Grants Program provides not-for-profit community groups, angling clubs and associations with grants to fund projects that will improve public recreational fishing in Victoria.

This program supports events held in regional Victoria that demonstrated innovation in delivery and/or content.

This program seeks to offer financial support to free and accessible events that are held within the City of Melbourne municipality.

The Growing Regional Economies Fund seeks to urge prosperity and economic development in regional NSW, expand the appeal of investing in regional NSW, finance investment in major transformational projects that increase employment opportunities in regional areas and assure that regional communities have the infrastructure and services required for sustainable growth.

LaunchVic will provide $50,000 (ex-GST) per startup. A cash grant of $48,500 (ex GST) will be made (equity free and nondilutive), and a grant of $1,500 (ex GST) will be made to cover the cost of a professional startup mentor who will help LaunchVic grow awareness of how LaunchVic and Agriculture Victoria can assist improve your startup's assistance.

The program seeks to grant funding for activities and projects that directly improve recreational fishing experiences and opportunities in the Northern Territory. Funded by the Northern Territory Government’s $50 million RecFishing Futures Program and administered by the Fisheries Division of the Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism.

This program seeks to provide businesses with the necessary funds to support their export transactions when their bank is unable to help and satisfy their cashflow needs.