Community Quick Response Grants • Round 3
One-off projects benefiting Aboriginal communities and homelands in the NT.
Up to $20,000
View funding details →Explore Australian business grants and vouchers, with published requirements and official application sources.
355 listings. Status reflects the recorded source check; confirm the current round with the provider.
One-off projects benefiting Aboriginal communities and homelands in the NT.
Up to $20,000
View funding details →WA construction enterprises..
Funding of up to $10,000.
View funding details →Supports contemporary music festivals that develop audiences and opportunities for NSW music.
Up to $100,000 or $250,000 by capacity
View funding details →A collaboration between at least three Australian industry entities and two Australian research entities..
Up to 50% of eligible grant project costs for an industry-led research collaboration.
View funding details →Industry-led research collaborations developing technologies, products, services or processes.
$100,000–$3 million in listed program
View funding details →Eligible Australian entities supporting the participation of individuals from diverse and underrepresented groups, including First Nations Australians and youth aged 18 years and over..
Grants of up to $20,000 for eligible travel, accommodation and participation costs for attending COP31.
View funding details →Australian critical minerals industry entities and/or State or Territory government agencies who are undertaking projects that support Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy and long term sustainable growth..
From $1 million to $30 million of funding.
View funding details →Consortia that include at least one Australian industry-based partner and one Australian research organisation..
Grants from $100,000 to $500,000 for a Stage 1 Feasibility project. If your Stage 1 Feasibility project is successful, you may receive up to $5 million for a Stage 2 Demonstrator project.
View funding details →Consortia that include at least one Australian industry-based partner and one Australian research organisation..
Grants from $100,000 to $500,000 for a Stage 1 Feasibility project. If your Stage 1 Feasibility project is successful, you may receive up to $5 million for a Stage 2 Demonstrator project.
View funding details →Matched funding to access CSIRO research expertise for new ideas, products, processes and testing.
Matched funding: $20,000–$60,000 in official listing
View funding details →First Nations groups or entities recognised as Basin Traditional Owners or able to demonstrate a traditional connection to the relevant Basin area..
A grant of up to $300,000, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Supports eligible Territory SMEs to improve cybersecurity and resilience.
Conflicting published limits: $10,000 / $20,000
View funding details →Organisations partnering together to find innovative new ways to improve the quality or availability of cyber security professionals in Australia..
Grants from $250,000 up to $3 million to fund 50% of eligible project expenditure.
View funding details →Sovereign industrial priorities, exports, quality/security and skilling support for eligible defence-industry SMEs.
Up to $1 million, depending on stream
View funding details →Eligible Australian entities in the strategic policy sector that deliver defence related research aligned to national security priorities..
Grants of up to $58.3 million.
View funding details →Tasmanian small enterprises and sole traders..
Funding of up to $25,000.
View funding details →Games developers, publishers and studios..
Incentive amounts vary.
View funding details →WA primary producers affected by an eligible declared natural disaster..
Funding varies on a case-by-case basis.
View funding details →Incorporated indigenous corporations..
Funding of up to $20,000.
View funding details →Organisations building public fast EV charging stations at automotive dealerships or EV repairer sites..
Grants of up to $8 million.
View funding details →Eligible Australian ZEV projects..
Minimum funding of $500,000.
View funding details →Permanent on-farm infrastructure improving drought resilience and preparedness.
Up to $50,000; up to 25% of project costs
View funding details →Early child education and care providers..
Worker retention payments.
View funding details →Eligible entities to work in partnership with Australian small to medium-sized enterprises to progress their medical research and medical innovation projects towards commercialisation..
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Small to medium TAS tourism enterprises..
Funding of up to $2500 per charger, for a maximum of 4 chargers per business.
View funding details →Eligible entities and enterprises operating larger EV car fleets in NSW..
Varying amounts of funding depending on what was procured.
View funding details →Eligible entities and enterprises operating car or truck fleets in NSW..
Varying amounts of funding depending on what was procured.
View funding details →Supports charge point operators installing, owning and maintaining public kerbside EV charging.
Up to $1 million
View funding details →Australian gamemakers..
Funding of up to $30,000.
View funding details →Funds eligible equipment, workplace changes, specialist services and interpreting for people with disability in employment or self-employment.
Funding assessed by adjustment type
View funding details →ACT business and entities..
Funding amounts vary.
View funding details →NSW enterprises..
Incentive payments vary.
View funding details →Organisations and primary producers affected by flooding associated with ex-Tropical Cyclone Ellie..
Funding varies.
View funding details →Event organisers holding an event in regional NSW..
Funding of up to $50,000.
View funding details →Events that support the promotion of trade and investment prospects for Western Australia (WA) in priority sectors..
Funding of up to $10,000.
View funding details →Queensland primary producers affected by Western Queensland surface trough and associated rainfall and flooding, commencing 21 March 2025..
Funding of up to $75,000.
View funding details →Clean-up, reinstatement and emergency recovery measures after the specified monsoon, cyclones and severe weather.
Up to $75,000 producers; up to $50,000 small businesses
View funding details →SA export enterprises impacted by tariffs and global trade disruptions..
Funding of up to $50,000.
View funding details →Export marketing and training support for eligible SMEs and representative bodies.
Varies by tier and future round
View funding details →QLD primary producers experiencing financial difficulties..
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