10,000 Gigs: The Victorian Gig Fund
Licensed music venues state-wide and local venues (outer-metro and regional VIC only)..
Grants of up to $5,500 to present 10 gigs or up to $11,000 to present 20 gigs.
View funding details →Explore a growing collection of business funding opportunities. Compare grants, loans and support, then go straight to the provider for the details.
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530 official index pages examined. We attempted every top-level program page discovered in the business.gov.au sitemap on 5 November 2026, merged duplicates and recorded exclusions and unreadable pages.
287 open / ongoing · 3 upcoming · 239 closed / paused. Other listings require a provider enquiry, an intake check or a directory search. Closed and historical programs are included for reference; they are not current application opportunities.
Government listing coverage spans national programs and all states and territories. Council coverage currently includes Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Newcastle and Hobart. Private investors and lenders are a selected set. This is not an exhaustive list of every Australian funding source.
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Licensed music venues state-wide and local venues (outer-metro and regional VIC only)..
Grants of up to $5,500 to present 10 gigs or up to $11,000 to present 20 gigs.
View funding details →Eligible entities seeking to deliver the Accelerator..
The maximum grant amount is $47 million.
View funding details →Relief will be issued as 25% of total eligible annual fees, representing the affected quarter (April to June 2025)..
Commercial fishers, aquaculture operators, and charter boat licence holders affected by the 2025 harmful algal bloom.
View funding details →Eligible long day child care services in NSW..
Funding between $5,000 to $200,000.
View funding details →NSW First Nations artists, creatives, entities and enterprises..
Funding of between $20,000 and $100,000.
View funding details →Arts and/or cultural event organisers delivering an established event in NSW..
Funding of up to $250,000.
View funding details →Tasmanian entities, enterprises and peak bodies..
Between $5,000 and $65,000.
View funding details →NSW abalone shareholders..
Funding of up to $1,000 for a financial guidance grant and up to $9,000 for a training grant.
View funding details →Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists or arts workers/cultural workers..
Funding of up to $10,000.
View funding details →Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists or arts workers/cultural workers..
Funding of up to $25,000.
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