Grants in QLD
Our Marine Parks Grants – Round 5
Funding from $50,000-$500,000 is available.
Funding of up to $500,000 for marine conservation, First Nations, research and community projects in Australian Marine Parks.
WE SWIM Community Programs
Funding up to $50,000 excluding GST is available per partnership.
Up to $50,000 for local multicultural swimming and water safety partnerships across Australia. Applications close 24 September 2026.
WE SWIM Place-Based Partnerships
Funding up to $100,000 is available.
Funding up to $100,000 for place-based partnerships improving water safety and inclusion in multicultural communities.
Indigenous Broadcasting and Media Program (IBMP) – Strengthening Community Broadcasting Grant
There is no fixed maximum grant amount. Most grants are expected to range from $20,000 to $250,000.
NIAA's IBMP grant: $4 million for First Nations community broadcasting and media organisations. Grants of $20,000 to $250,000. Applications close 11 September 2026. Check your eligibility with Avant Group.
Queensland Arts Project Fund – Round 3
Up to $70,000
Funding of up to $70,000 is available for Queensland artists, arts organisations and First Nations creatives to develop, produce and present new creative work. Projects may include visual arts, performing arts, music, writing and multi-arts, with additional accessibility funding available. Applications close 21 September 2026.
NHMRC – Equipment Grants 2026
$6,225,911.96 funding pool
The NHMRC Equipment Grants scheme supports Australian health and medical research institutions to strategically acquire, maintain and share larger items of research equipment. The program aims to strengthen access to high-quality research infrastructure, support collaborative use of equipment and improve the long-term sustainability of health and medical research capability across Australia.
SEDI First Nations Grants
Up to $120,000
The Social Enterprise Development Initiative (SEDI) First Nations Grants program supports Indigenous-owned and controlled enterprises to strengthen business capability, expand operations and increase social and economic impact. Funding is designed to help First Nations enterprises access specialist expertise and services that support growth, sustainability and improved outcomes for First Nations communities across Australia.
GRDC Infrastructure Grants 2026
Up to $5million
The GRDC Infrastructure Grants program funds strategic and transformative grains research and development infrastructure across Australia. The program supports construction, upgrades and enabling capability that deliver long-term industry benefits and strengthen Australia’s grains research ecosystem.
Tour de Cure Annual Grants Round 2026–27
Investment for Australian cancer research, prevention and support initiatives
The Tour de Cure Annual Grants Round supports Australian cancer research, prevention and support initiatives. The 2026–27 program focuses on developing the next generation of cancer research by funding early career researchers, PhD scholars and brain cancer researchers through competitive grant opportunities assessed on scientific merit, innovation and potential impact.
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