Start-Up Finance Package
Startup finance with a repayable loan and a grant component for eligible capital purchases. This is a combined finance package, not a standalone grant.
Package up to $150,000
View funding details →Tasmania business funding
Browse Tasmania funding opportunities, including national programs that may be available to eligible businesses.
313 listings. Status reflects the recorded source check; confirm the current round with the provider.
Startmate Accelerator • Summer 2027
A 14-week accelerator for high-growth founders in Australia and New Zealand.
A$120,000 investment at acceptance
View funding details →Strengthening Business
Small enterprises located in regions impacted by the 2019–20 Black Summer bushfires and recent flood emergencies..
See official source for applicant-level funding
View funding details →Strengthening Rural Communities • Small & Vital
Community-led projects benefiting rural, regional and remote places, funded through philanthropic support.
Up to $10,000; targeted larger grants up to $50,000
View funding details →Stronger Communities Programme • Round 10
Small capital projects delivering community benefits, nominated by the local federal Member of Parliament.
Up to $20,000
View funding details →Stronger Communities Programme Round 9
Applicants are invited to apply by their local MP..
Up to $20,000 of funding to deliver small infrastructure projects.
View funding details →Supported Wage System
Employers of people with a disability..
Free productivity assessment.
View funding details →Supporting Fresh Produce Suppliers Food and Grocery Code Education Program
Grants are available for national fresh produce industry associations that represent one or more of the following supplier categories subject to the Code, specifically: fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh mushrooms..
A total of up to $2 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure is available for up to 3 grants.
View funding details →Tall Order (formerly Skalata) venture investment
Early-stage AI-focused company investment.
Negotiated investment; no fixed grant amount
View funding details →Tasmanian Freight Equalisation Scheme
Tasmanian enterprises seeking to move goods by sea..
Reduced costs to transport eligible goods by sea.
View funding details →Tasmanian grants and funding finder
Official discovery page for local programs, rounds and support. Individual listings may be open, closed or restricted.
Depends on individual program
View funding details →Thailand-Australia Venture Exchange Program
Agrifood startups and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)..
Structured program support and travel allowance.
View funding details →The Shift Lab TAS – Social Enterprise Toolbox
Tasmanian start-ups..
Access to online learning, including video workshops, mentoring and other resources.
View funding details →Touring Grants Tasmania
Organisers conducting a touring activity within Tasmania..
Funding of up to $20,000.
View funding details →Tradex Scheme
Upfront duty and GST exemption on eligible imports intended for later export.
Eligible customs duty and GST exemption
View funding details →Transport Resilience and Capacity Kickstart (TRACK)
Rail freight operators that are registered with the Office of the National Rail Safety Regulator (ONRSR), operate a rail freight business and meet the eligibility requirements in the guidelines..
An incentive payment for eligible freight moved by rail above an agreed baseline during the project period.
View funding details →Travel and Accommodation Contribution TAS
Tasmanian apprentices and trainees..
Payment amounts vary.
View funding details →urban Precincts and Partnerships Program Stream 1 Precinct Development and Planning
Australian local, state and territory government agencies or bodies, incorporated not-for-profit entities, and urban universities..
Funding of $500,000 to $5 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →urban Precincts and Partnerships Program Stream 2 Precinct delivery
Australian local, state and territory government agencies or bodies, incorporated not-for-profit entities, and universities..
Funding of $5 million to $50 million, to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Urban Rivers and Catchments Program 2023
Not-for-profit and government entities located in Australia..
For Stream 1 Small to Medium-Specific a grant amount of $150,000 to $2 million to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure. For Stream 2 Large-Specific a grant amount of $2 million to $10 million to cover up to 50% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →Vehicle Rebates for Farmers
Tasmanian farmers..
Rebates of up to 40% on motor taxes.
View funding details →Venture Capital Limited Partnerships (VCLP)
Fund managers of a new partnership seeking to raise investment of over $10 million..
Partnership registration to get tax benefits for both fund managers and eligible foreign investors.
View funding details →Wage Subsidy Scheme
Businesses who employ people registered with a Disability Employment Service provider..
Funding of up to $1650.
View funding details →Waste Resource Recovery Board Sponsorship Program TAS
Tasmanian waste management entities..
Sponsorship of up to $10,000.
View funding details →Westpac business finance hub
Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Wine Tourism and Cellar Door Grant
Wine and cider producers..
Funding of up to $100,000.
View funding details →Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship Round 4
This grant opportunity provides funding to grow and expand existing projects that support women and girls, regardless of their background, to build STEM skills and succeed in high growth employment.
Grants between $500,000 and $1,000,000 for projects that increase women’s and girls’ participation in STEM and entrepreneurship.
View funding details →Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship Round 5
Australian enterprises, publicly funded research entities, vocational education and training providers, TAFE institutions and not-for-profit entities to deliver projects that support women and girls to build STEM skills and succeed.
Grants between $1,000,000 and $2,000,000 for projects that increase women’s and girls’ participation in STEM and entrepreneurship.
View funding details →Workforce Australia wage subsidies
Supports employers hiring eligible people into ongoing sustainable jobs.
Up to $10,000
View funding details →Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) – Practice Stream
General medical practices..
Payments vary.
View funding details →Workforce Incentives Program (WIP) - Doctor Stream
Medical practitioners..
Incentive amounts vary.
View funding details →Workplace Legal Advice Program
Eligible employers dealing with workplace issues..
Free, independent legal advice.
View funding details →Youth Empowerment Program
An incorporated association or an incorporated not-for-profit organisation..
A grant of between $300,000 and $1 million to cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.
View funding details →