Available Grants

The Regional Airports Program aims to support the enhancement of aviation safety, accessibility and climate resilience. Up to $7.5 million in funding available for regional airports and aerodromes.

This fund seeks to support First Nations artists to share their stories, celebrate their cultural identity and maximise the economic potential of their art by translating it into fashion and fabric, with focus on commercial growth.

Arts Queensland will provide support for small to medium-sized arts and cultural QLD companies become stronger and share their creative works. This fund will support the core operational and program delivery costs, helping to ensure they are well positioned to deliver on and leverage the opportunity of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The CEI offers merit-based funding to encourage industry investment in under-explored areas of Queensland. It supports innovative exploration techniques and promotes the discovery of future minerals, aiming to enhance the resource industry's success by expanding knowledge of the region's geology and resource potential.

The South East Queensland (SEQ) Innovation Economy Fund provides grant funding to stimulate investment in capital projects that fuel the growth of innovation precincts, driving the creation of more knowledge-intensive jobs.

Offer support to Tasmanian-based advanced manufacturing enterprises to become more competitive, resilient and able to scale-up to better compete in global markets. The program will encourage businesses to invest in new equipment.

In 2023, almost 50% of new passenger and light commercial vehicles in NSW were purchased by business and government fleets, making fleet emissions reduction key to cutting transport sector emissions. Fleet vehicles also help boost the second-hand EV market and serve as a demonstration tool for the public, though fleet managers face challenges such as higher EV costs and limited model options. As part of the Net Zero Plan and the NSW Electric Vehicle Strategy, the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water has developed the Electric Vehicle Fleets Incentive.

The Made in Queensland (MIQ) Program offers grant funding to assist small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in the traditional manufacturing sector based in Queensland. Its primary objective is to enhance their international competitiveness, productivity, and profitability by facilitating the adoption of cutting-edge technologies and processes. By supporting existing manufacturing jobs and fostering the creation of future roles within Queensland's manufacturing businesses and supply chains, the MIQ Program strives to fuel the growth of Queensland's economy.

The NSW Government is partnering to fund an EV fast charging network and is looking for landowners and leaseholders who are interested in hosting charging stations. The program is managed by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment, and Water and is inviting landowners and leaseholders to submit potential site options for Charge Point Operators.