Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program
Grants up to $150,000 to commemorate Australia’s service personnel and families by funding projects that enhance understanding of Australia’s wartime heritage locally, regionally, and nationally.
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Grants up to $150,000 to commemorate Australia’s service personnel and families by funding projects that enhance understanding of Australia’s wartime heritage locally, regionally, and nationally.
Funding opportunity to bolster Australia’s defence sector by supporting businesses to enhance their capabilities across four key areas: Sovereign Industrial Priorities, Exports, Skilling and Security.
Up to $300,000 supporting regional tourism projects across Queensland, including new attractions, upgraded visitor facilities, eco-lodges, glamping, agritourism, ecotourism, and unique night sky tourism experiences.
Up to $8 million to support the construction, expansion and improvement of health infrastructure that delivers culturally primary healthcare for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.
An $8 million grant to support large-scale marine debris removal, water quality improvements, community stewardship and pollution prevention across Great Barrier Reef catchments and coastlines.
Grants of up to $250,000 to enhance the sustainability and resilience of Australian live music venues and festivals, supporting original Australian artists and improving accessibility.
Grants up to $70,000 to support Queensland-based artists, arts companies, groups and organisations developing and presenting new creative work across Queensland through one-off project funding.
Major funding to support councils to develop, expand and improve waste diversion and recycling facilities that contribute to Queensland’s waste reduction and resource recovery targets.
Up to $1,500,000 to support SMEs to invest in advanced manufacturing equipment and Industry 4.0/5.0 technologies that drive innovation, create high-value jobs and support export.
Grants of $2,000 to $20,000 to help New South Wales grassroots sporting clubs increase participation, improve inclusion, strengthen capability and upgrade or repair sporting facilities.
Funding opportunity providing individual grants of up to $13.5 million to establish and deliver Future Drought Fund Drought Resilience Hubs across Australia from 2027 nationally.
Up to $500,000 to create permanent and accessible community spaces where multicultural communities can meet, deliver services, host events, strengthen social connections and foster inclusion.
Grants of up to $600,000 to support community-led primary prevention initiatives addressing the underlying drivers of domestic, family and sexual violence across Queensland communities safely.
Up to $300,000 to support community infrastructure projects across NSW that strengthen arts and culture, disaster readiness, community services, sport and recreation for disadvantaged communities.
Up to $150,000 supporting manufacturers undertaking engineering feasibility studies and regulatory compliance assessments for innovative mid-rise and high-rise housing manufacturing capability in New South Wales.

Grants to support and address member health and wellbeing, support health education, deliver relevant activities, and improve facilities and sustainability of Men’s Sheds across Australia.
Grants to support older people in thin markets accessing affordable, high-quality Support at Home services across rural and remote communities and diverse populations nationwide equitably.
Up to $5 million supporting significant tourism projects in Queensland that create world-class attractions, attract visitors, stimulate investment, and deliver lasting economic and community benefits.
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