Disaster Assistance Loans - Small Business QLD
Queensland small enterprises impacted by an eligible disaster..
Low-interest loans up to $250,000.
View funding details →Browse Queensland funding opportunities, including national programs that may be available to eligible businesses.
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Queensland small enterprises impacted by an eligible disaster..
Low-interest loans up to $250,000.
View funding details →Queensland primary producers impacted by the QLD monsoon trough, Cyclone Koji, Cyclone Narelle and severe weather, commencing 24 December 2025..
Low-interest loans of up to $2 million.
View funding details →Queensland primary producers impacted by the Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rainfall and Flooding, 21 March – 19 May 2025..
Low-interest loans of up to $5 million.
View funding details →Incorporated indigenous corporations..
Funding of up to $20,000.
View funding details →Finance through participating banks and financiers for eligible energy-efficient equipment, renewables and low-emission vehicles.
Finance assessed by participating lender
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 →Automotive dealerships and EV repairers throughout Australia..
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Eligible Australian ZEV projects..
Minimum funding of $500,000.
View funding details →Farm enterprises impacted by drought..
Loans of up to $250,000.
View funding details →Farm-business finance to prepare for drought, maintain operations, improve productivity or refinance eligible debt.
Up to $2 million
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 →Drought-declared Queensland farming enterprises..
Relief from energy charges.
View funding details →Refund of customs duty on eligible imported goods subsequently exported.
Refund of eligible customs duty
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 →Fund managers seeking to raise venture capital funds of between $10 million and $200 million..
Partnership registration to get tax benefits for both fund managers and investors.
View funding details →Businesses impacted by market disruptions or maintaining and building national strategic and economic resilience..
Zero interest loans.
View funding details →Australian gamemakers..
Funding of up to $30,000.
View funding details →Employers of reservists and self-employed reservists..
Weekly payments equal to average adult earnings.
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 →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 →Bonds and guarantees providing security for eligible export contracts when normal bank arrangements are insufficient.
Bonds from $100,000
View funding details →Small to medium export enterprises or companies in an export supply chain..
Guarantee amounts from $350,000.
View funding details →Small to medium enterprises..
Loans from $350,000.
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..
Free, no obligation financial advice.
View funding details →Farmers experiencing financial hardship..
Various financial support programs and services are available.
View funding details →Loans to eligible farm businesses for resilience, productivity, operating costs, capital and eligible refinancing.
Up to $2 million
View funding details →Primary producers..
Tax deductions on farm management deposits.
View funding details →Australian residents or permanent citizens in the Brisbane and Moreton Bay areas..
Fee-free accredited training.
View funding details →QLD female founded enterprises..
Funding of between $50,000 and $200,000.
View funding details →Arts entities and individuals..
Funding varies.
View funding details →Capability support and finance for Queensland for-purpose organisations.
$50,000–$200,000; larger loans assessed
View funding details →First Nations communities with an opportunity to participate in clean energy development..
A grant of $5,000 to $80,000 to cover eligible expenditure.
View funding details →First Nations entities who have the support from relevant Traditional Owners to undertake clean energy projects..
Grants from $1 million up to $10 million.
View funding details →Eligible entities, government bodies, entities and individuals..
Grants between $25,000 and $250,000.
View funding details →First Nations-led applicants, owners/managers of Australia’s World Heritage-listed and National Heritage-listed sites..
Grants between $25,000 and $250,000, to cover up to 80% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Staged support and capital connections for mature First Nations businesses pursuing innovation and growth.
Investment grants up to $100,000; advisory support
View funding details →Helps early-stage primary producers and commercial wild-catch fishers establish a viable enterprise.
Up to $2 million
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