Grants in Research & Development
WA Innovation Booster Grant (IBG) 2026
Funding up to $50,000
WA Innovation Booster Grant 2026: up to $50k matched funding for WA startups/SMEs to test, validate and commercialise innovation.
NSW Renewable Gas Production Program – Industrial Decarbonisation Initiative
Grants up to $20M
NSW funding of up to $20M to support large‑scale biomethane projects that decarbonise industrial gas use.
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) – Feedlot Research for Accelerated Adoption (RAAD) Program
$45M funding pool, no funding request limit
National MLA program supporting feedlot research to accelerate adoption of proven productivity and animal welfare innovations.
GRDC Proof of Concept Funding – Call 1, 2026
Funding up to $250,000
Early‑stage funding of up to $250k for proof‑of‑concept R&D aligned with GRDC priorities for Australian grain growers.
VIC – Skills Solutions Partnerships Program Round 3
Funding up to $500,000 is available
Victoria grant funding up to $500,000 for industry–TAFE partnerships to co-design and pilot innovative skills training solutions.
Cancer Council WA – Clinical Capacity Building Grant
Up to $114,000
The Cancer Council WA Clinical Capacity Building Grant supports clinicians in Western Australia to undertake collaborative cancer research projects that build clinical research capability and strengthen cross‑institutional partnerships. Funding supports applied and translational cancer research designed to advance clinical practice and patient care.
Cancer Council WA – Cancer Research Project Grants
Up to $140,000
Cancer Council WA’s Cancer Research Project Grants provide funding for early‑stage cancer research projects that build evidence for future funding and support translation of research ideas. Funding supports projects across laboratory, clinical, epidemiological, psychosocial and behavioural science, with priority areas including Aboriginal health, rural and remote, clinical and public health.
Queensland–Germany Bioeconomy Collaborative Science Program
Up to $250,000
The Queensland–Germany Bioeconomy Collaborative Science Program supports Queensland‑based universities and research organisations to undertake applied bioeconomy research projects with eligible German research partners. Projects must address defined bioeconomy target areas and deliver practical outcomes relevant to Queensland and Germany.
IRGP – Australia‑Korea Foundation (AKF)
$50,000 to $150,000
The IRGP – Australia‑Korea Foundation (AKF) grant supports projects that strengthen engagement between Australia and the Republic of Korea. Funding supports initiatives that build collaboration, exchange and long‑term people‑to‑people links across priority bilateral areas.
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