Grants in NT
Powering Australia – Battery Workforce Skills and Training (BWST) Grants Program
Total funding pool of $800,000 per year
The Battery Workforce Skills and Training (BWST) Grants Program supports Australian businesses and organisations to upskill and retrain their existing workforce across the battery value chain. The program aims to address skills shortages, improve battery safety and build a future‑ready workforce aligned with Australia’s clean energy transition.
AgriFutures Australia – Research & Development Program: Chicken Meat
No specified minimum or maximum grant amounts
The AgriFutures Chicken Meat Program invests in research that addresses priority challenges and opportunities facing the Australian chicken meat industry. The program supports industry‑led research that builds productivity, sustainability, resilience and long‑term profitability, aligned to the AgriFutures Chicken Meat RD&E Plan 2022–2027.
Projects are expected to deliver practical, applied outcomes that support industry uptake, inform best practice and strengthen the competitiveness of the Australian chicken meat supply chain.
Office for Youth – Youth Advocacy and Support Grant
A total funding pool of $1.101 million
The Youth Advocacy and Support Grant supports organisations with strong youth-sector relationships to act as a trusted intermediary between young people and the Australian Government. The grant enables young people aged 12–25 to contribute meaningfully to national policy and decision‑making through evidence‑based youth engagement and advisory mechanisms.
HCF Research Foundation – Health Services Research Grants
up to $500,000
The HCF Research Foundation Health Services Research Grants support research that improves the quality, efficiency, equity and access of Australian health services. Funding prioritises projects with strong translation potential, system‑level relevance and the ability to deliver scalable improvements in healthcare delivery.
MRFF – Emerging Priorities and Consumer Driven Research Initiative – 2026 Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19
$23 million funding pool
The MRFF 2026 Post‑Acute Sequelae of COVID‑19 Grant Opportunity supports medical research and innovation focused on improving outcomes for Australians experiencing Post‑Acute Sequelae of COVID‑19 (PASC), commonly referred to as Long COVID. The initiative aims to advance understanding of disease mechanisms, develop and evaluate treatments, and strengthen evidence‑based, integrated models of care.
The program prioritises research that translates discoveries into clinical practice, improves health system readiness, and reflects consumer and lived‑experience perspectives.
NHMRC Targeted Call for Research: Childhood Dementia 2026
up to $5,000,000
The Targeted Call for Research (TCR): Childhood Dementia 2026 aims to accelerate research that transforms the diagnosis, care and therapeutic landscape for children living with dementia and their families. Childhood dementia refers to a group of rare, progressive and life-limiting neurodegenerative disorders, and this call seeks to support coordinated, high-impact research addressing critical gaps across diagnosis, care, treatment development and family support.
The initiative supports multidisciplinary and translational research that can deliver system-level impact, improve equity of access to care and strengthen Australia’s health system readiness to respond to childhood dementia.
Visual Arts Major Commissioning Projects (Individuals and Groups)
Funding up to $100,000 is available.
The Visual Arts Major Commissioning Projects program supports Australian visual artists and craft practitioners to create significant new commissions for presentation in publicly accessible institutions in Australia or internationally. Delivered by Creative Australia under the Visual Arts, Craft and Design Partnership Framework, the program provides substantial investment to enable ambitious, high-quality new work. Applicants must have a confirmed invitation from a gallery or institution to present the new commission, including a commitment to pay a cash artist fee. The program supports risk-taking, experimentation and the development of new bodies of work, with funding intended to cover the creation and delivery of the commissioned project rather than costs already supported by presenting institutions.
News Innovation Fund Grant Program
Funding from $10,000-$9,000,000.
Grants of $10k–$9m for Australian news producers to fund innovative digital journalism and sustainability projects.
Australian Forest and Wood Innovations (AFWI) – National Open Call for Research
Grants between $50,000 and $2.5 million
The Australian Forest and Wood Innovations (AFWI) National Open Call for Research supports investigator-led or industry-led research and innovation partnerships addressing nationally significant challenges and opportunities across the forest and wood products value chain. AFWI seeks projects that demonstrate strong industry collaboration, cross-disciplinary research capability and a clear pathway to industry adoption. Funding focuses on research that delivers measurable economic, environmental and social benefits, builds national innovation capacity and supports Australia’s transition to a more productive, resilient and climate-adapted forest and wood products sector.
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