Growing and Professionalising the Cyber Security Industry Program
An entity incorporated in Australia..
A grant of up to $1.9 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Browse Tasmania funding opportunities, including national programs that may be available to eligible businesses.
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An entity incorporated in Australia..
A grant of up to $1.9 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Businesses working within, or supporting, one of the growth sectors who want assistance to grow and enter new markets..
You’ll be paired with an independent facilitator. Your facilitator will assess your business then recommend operational and growth opportunities, and give advice on applying for the Growth Grant.
View funding details →Health sector groups, cyber threat experts, existing ISACs or cyber professional membership entities..
A grant of up to $6.423 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Digital business capability and online growth support for Hobart enterprises.
Confirm any future round’s limits
View funding details →Storefront improvement support for eligible local businesses.
Confirm any future round’s limits
View funding details →Hydrogen industry-led consortia with investment ready clean hydrogen projects..
Matched grant funding from $30 million to $70 million.
View funding details →Australian incubators that provide services to start-ups to help them achieve commercial success in international market s..
$5,000 to $100,000 of matched project funding for up to 1 year.
View funding details →Australian incubators supporting start-ups, including those with first-generation migrant and refugee founders, to help them achieve commercial success in international markets..
From $13,000 to $250,000 of funding for up to 2 years. Funding covers eligible project value of up to 65% in regional areas or up to 50% in major cities.
View funding details →Business lending supported by an IBA partial guarantee, including potential expansion, property or acquisition purposes.
Loan and guarantee assessed individually
View funding details →Indigenous-led desert land management, ranger capability, culture, infrastructure, species and fire projects.
Assessed by project
View funding details →Australian Business owners and researchers within 6 priority sectors..
Support for your business or research collaboration.
View funding details →Commercialisation advice and possible matched grant opportunities for innovative SMEs in priority areas.
Matched grants subject to program rules
View funding details →Eligible entities working in the Australian Government’s priority areas for the National Reconstruction Fund (NRF) to give specialised sectoral advice and expertise to startups and innovative SMEs..
Up to $1.92 million in grant funding.
View funding details →Equipment, facilities and resources improving nationally recognised training through Tasmanian industry partnerships.
Small: up to $50,000; large: up to $250,000
View funding details →Australian small-to-medium enterprises..
Research and development support.
View funding details →Businesses working within, or supporting, one of the growth sectors who want to research an idea with commercial potential..
You’ll be paired with an independent facilitator. Your facilitator will make recommendations for your research project, connect you with research institutions and help you apply for a grant to fund your researchers.
View funding details →Eligible enterprises..
An asset write-off of up to $20,000.
View funding details →Academics and researchers from eligible research institutions..
Up to 60% of eligible project expenditure.
View funding details →TAS exporters..
Mentoring and a course.
View funding details →Early to mid-stage critical minerals projects that contribute to building end-to-end supply chains with Australia’s international partners in the critical minerals sector..
A grant of between $2 million and $20 million to cover up to 50% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Australian companies and publicly funded research entities who wish to partner with Indian entities to deliver collaborative projects..
Grants from $1 million to $10 million.
View funding details →Australian companies and publicly funded research entities who wish to work with Indian entities to deliver collaborative projects to advance the space industry..
A grant of up to $2.69 million is available. The grant amount will be up to 100 per cent of eligible project costs.
View funding details →Early-stage technology companies, including climate technology.
Negotiated investment; no fixed grant amount
View funding details →A finance pathway for Indigenous-owned businesses exploring how to fund delivery of contracts or sales opportunities.
Facility amount assessed by provider
View funding details →Production incentive for eligible live-action feature films and series substantially produced in Tasmania.
10% of Tasmanian spend, up to $500,000
View funding details →An Australian company, university, research organisation or cooperative research centre..
Grants from $150,000 to $1.5 million to fund up to 50% of eligible project expenditure.
View funding details →Australian companies provided an assignment by the United States Government for maintenance and repair activities for existing components used in the Joint Strike Fighter Program..
Grants from $50,000 up to $250,000 to fund up to 50% of eligible project expenditure for phase 1 and 2. Phase 3 and 4 funding will be determined by the Department of Defence in accordance with the amount outlined in your supporting business case.
View funding details →Australian news publishers producing core news content that is distributed digitally..
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →An Internet of Things (IoT) peak body..
One grant will be awarded, up to a maximum of $1.7 million.
View funding details →Market-ready tech start-up enterprises..
Tailored advice and in-market experiences.
View funding details →Businesses with entry level job opportunities willing to trial a new way of recruiting..
Opportunities to recruit new staff.
View funding details →Early stage startups aligned with strategic priorities.
Funding varies.
View funding details →Deep technology and research-based company creation.
Negotiated investment; no fixed grant amount
View funding details →Developers with projects over $50 million, facing complex regulatory approval challenges, and of strategic significance to Australia..
A single entry point for Australian Government approvals. Project support and coordination. Help with engaging state and territory facilitation agencies to navigate state and territory regulatory approvals.
View funding details →Organisations that deliver maker projects to students and youth under 18 years. A particular focus are under-represented groups including young women and girls, First Nations peoples, youth living in regional,.
Grants from $20,000 to $100,000.
View funding details →Organisations that deliver community‑based Maker Projects for students and youth under 18 years of age. The opportunity particularly supports projects that increase access and participation for groups historically under‑represented in.
Grants from $20,000 to $100,000.
View funding details →Employers of trainee/cadet seafarers including Group Training Organisations, Australian Maritime Safety Authority registered recruitment and placement service, shipping company or vessel operator..
Funding, split over 4 years, with maximum grant amounts for each trainee/cadet applied for: Trainee - $102,000 Deck Cadet - $187,500 Engine Cadet and Electro-Technical Officers: $197,500. The total maximum grant amount each financial year is $3.451 million.
View funding details →Event organisers delivering an event in Tasmania..
Funding of up to $10,000.
View funding details →Ideally, researchers with projects targeting: preventing neurodevelopmental and mental health complications understanding the impact of prenatal and postnatal factors affecting the health of children born with CHD and their families.
Up to $10 million to develop new diagnoses and treatment options.
View funding details →Organisations with experience delivering mental health services targeted to emergency services workers and has the capability to deliver these services nationally..
A grant of up to $3 million.
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