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Tenders and grants for information and communications technology — software development, cloud services, network infrastructure, cybersecurity, e-government platforms, digital identity, and data-centre operations. Curated for software houses, systems integrators, cloud providers, cybersecurity firms and digital transformation consultancies.
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The Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements provide funding to primary producers to help them recover from an eligible declared disaster. What do you get? Funding varies on a case-by-case basis. Who is this for? WA primary producers affected by an eligible declared natural disaster. Overview The WA Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements provides needs-based funding to help primary producers with the cost of disaster recovery. Funding may be used for: obtaining professional advice directly relating to addressing issues arising from the natural disaster freight costs of transporting livestock, fodder or water, and building or fencing equipment or machinery the restoration or rebuilding of fencing, including the cost of materials when the fencing has been deliberately ...
The Gateway Network Governance Body (GNGB) is an industry owned, not-for-profit organisation, whose main purpose is to manage the integrity of the Superannuation Transaction Network (STN). As the STN underpins the superannuation system, the GNGB plays a key role in providing a governance framework for the STN and ensuring that the STN continues to assist employers and superannuation funds in meeting their obligations under the mandatory Data and Payment Standard from the SuperStream regulatory program. In Budget 2024-25, the Government provided an additional $2.7 million over for 4 years from 2024-25 (and $0.7 million per year ongoing as part of the Treasury Portfolio – additional resourcing measure) to increase the grant to $1.349 million per year (adjusted for indexation) to support t...
The Disaster Recovery Allowance provides people whose income has been reduced because of a declared major disaster with a short-term allowance for up to 13 weeks. What do you get? Payments vary. Who is this for? Individuals affected by a declared major disaster. Overview Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA) is a short term payment that is available to assist individuals whose income has been directly impacted by a declared major or widespread disaster. A declared major or widespread disaster can be a natural or man-made disaster that occurs either in Australia or offshore. An allowance paid for a maximum of 13 weeks is available to eligible individuals, including employees, sole traders and primary producers. Check if you can apply To be eligible, you must: be at least 16 years of age be a...
provides screen practitioners with funding and resources to support the development, production and promotion of SA screen content. What do you get? Various funding programs and resources are available. Who is this for? SA screen practitioners. Overview South Australian Film Corporation Funding and Support provides funding and resources to support the development, production and marketing of screen content made by South Australian screen practitioners. Different funding programs are offered under the following streams: production support post production, digital and visual effects rebate development support organisational support gender agenda delivering diversity. The funding available and deadlines to apply vary across the programs offered. Check if you can apply To be eligible, you m...
VicScreen invests in the development and production of film, television, online, virtual reality and digital games projects and offers incentives for production, post-production, animation, visual effects and games to generate production activity and What do you get? Various funding and incentives programs are available. Who is this for? Australian and International productions, and Victorian screen practitioners. Overview VicScreen is Victoria's creative and economic screen development agency. VicScreen invests in the development and production of film, television, online, virtual reality and digital games projects and offers incentives for production, post-production, animation, visual effects and games to generate production activity and employment in Victoria. They also support skil...
This program provides opportunities and funding for organisations able to solve challenges set by the NT government. What do you get? The chance to negotiate a procurement contract with the NT government, and $100,000 seed funding on finalisation of a procurement contract. Who is this for? NT enterprises and organisations. Overview Challenges will be published on the NT Innovation website. The challenges will focus on solving the needs of one or more government agencies. Businesses must form a cluster to submit a solution to a challenge. This means partnering with: 2 or more NT businesses at least one research organisation any other organisations needed to deliver the solution. Organisations may be public or private. Successful applicants get: the chance to negotiate a procurement contr...
provides screen practitioners with funding and resources to support the development, production and promotion of screen content. What do you get? Various funding programs and resources are available. Who is this for? Tasmanian screen practitioners. Overview Screen Tasmania provides funding and resources to support the development, production and marketing of screen content made by Tasmanian screen practitioners. Different funding programs are offered under the following streams: project development industry development production investment traineeships and attachments games development proof-of-concept production. The funding available and application deadlines vary across the programs offered. Check if you can apply An individual applicant must: be an Australian citizen or Australian ...
These programs support tech scaleups to expand into new markets and find international investors. What do you get? Tailored advice and in-market experiences. Who is this for? Market-ready tech start-up businesses. Overview The Landing Pads program helps tech scaleups: make informed decisions about international expansion develop and validate market-entry plans connect with opportunities, customers, partners and funding to grow sales internationally raise brand profile – including at iconic global trade shows. The program provides tailored advice and in-market experiences. It is delivered virtually and in-market. In-market programs are often timed to coincide with events such as trade shows. Local partners are sometimes used to provide additional expertise. Check if you can apply To be e...
This initiative allows small businesses to claim a 20% bonus deduction on technology expenditure to help digitise their business. What do you get? Tax deductions. Who is this for? Small businesses. Overview Small businesses with an aggregated annual turnover of less than $50 million will be allowed an additional 20% tax deduction to support their digital operations and digitise their operations. The boost applies to eligible expenditure incurred between 7:30 pm AEDT on 29 March 2022 and 30 June 2023. The boost is for business expenses and depreciating assets and is capped at $100,000 of expenditure per income year. You can receive a maximum bonus deduction of $20,000 per income year. Eligible expenditure includes, but is not limited to: digital enabling items – computer and telecommunic...
Training will be available in the following areas:Artificial Intelligence (AI) / machine learningBuilding Information Modelling (BIM)Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM)CybersecurityData analyticsDigital marketingDigital tools for small business managementEmerging technologiesProject management (agile)The specialist digital skills training will typically be delivered part time over 6 weeks. The leadership workshops and training for trades on the tools will typically be delivered over one day and in-person.Training rounds will commence from August 2025, February and August 2026 and February 2027.
provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned businesses with cash flow support to grow their business. What do you get? Invoice finance. Who is this for? Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned businesses. Overview Indigenous Business Australia (IBA) provides invoice finance to assist Indigenous-owned businesses to take advantage of new contract or sales opportunities that may otherwise be out of reach. Invoice finance provides businesses with revolving cash flow based on the value of credit sales or major contracts. Aligned to the business’s cash flow cycle, contract or sales activity, invoice finance provides the necessary working capital to enable the business to finance the usual costs of delivery, such as wages, inventory, raw materials and transport costs. This provide...
This program provides funding to Indigenous corporations whose property has been directly affected by a declared natural disaster, such as a flood, bushfire, or cyclone. What do you get? Funding of up to $20,000. Who is this for? Incorporated indigenous corporations. Overview Funding is available to help with immediate recovery efforts, including: clean up costs works to make the property safe purchasing plant and equipment. The grant amount, capped at $20,000, will be determined following an assessment of the immediate recovery efforts required. Check if you can apply Indigenous corporations (incorporated) may be eligible if: their property is within a state or territory declared natural disaster area they require immediate assistance to make their property safe to access.
Screen Queensland provides screen practitioners with funding and resources to support the development, production and promotion of Queensland screen content. What do you get? Various funding programs and resources are available. Who is this for? Queensland screen practitioners. Overview Screen QLD provides funding and resources to support the development, production and marketing of screen content made by Queensland screen practitioners. Different funding programs are offered under the following streams: development production SQ initiatives festivals and events The funding available and deadlines to apply vary across the programs offered. Check if you can apply An individual applicant must: be an Australian citizen be an Australian resident who has lived in Australia, continuously or i...
The Attorney-General's Department administers the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation scheme which provides legal financial assistance for a person summoned by the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) to appear before a prescribed authority for questioning. Applications can be made to the department for grants to cover legal representation costs and related expenses. Applications must be made in accordance with the terms of any authorisation that permits disclosure of information for the purpose of making an application for financial assistance.
The Disaster Recovery Payment provides a one-off payment for individuals adversely affected by a major disaster either in Australia or overseas. What do you get? Funding of up to $1000 for adults, $400 for children. Who is this for? Individuals adversely affected by a disaster. Overview Disaster Recovery Payment (DRP) is a one-off, non-means tested payment that is available to assist individuals who have been adversely affected by a major disaster either in Australia or overseas. People are considered adversely affected if, as a direct result of the disaster, they: are seriously injured have an immediate family member who died or is missing have their principal place of residence destroyed or significantly damaged as a result of the natural disaster are the principal carer of a dependen...
provides screen practitioners with funding and resources to support the development, production and promotion of Australian screen content. What do you get? Various funding programs and resources are available. Who is this for? Australian screen practitioners. Overview Screen Australia provides funding and resources to support the development, production and marketing of Australian screen content, as well as for the development of Australian talent and screen production businesses. Different funding programs are offered under the following streams: First Nations documentary industry development producer offset co-production program The funding available and deadlines to apply, vary across the programs offered. Check if you can apply An individual applicant must: be an Australian citizen...
Generations is a fellowship program in partnership with Sound NSW, Powerhouse Museum and Blacktown Arts to support early career Western Sydney contemporary musicians/bands and their development within the NSW music industry. Program objective Grants are available for two early career musicians or bands from Western Sydney to support participation in a six-month fellowship. Funding will support artist-led projects developed in partnership with Sound NSW, Powerhouse Museum and Blacktown Arts and includes mentoring and project development opportunities. The aim of this funding program is to: connect emerging musicians in the early stages of their career with established industry professionals supporting intergenerational knowledge and experience within the music industry provide studio spa...
The Quick Response Fashion Grant Program is an initiative of the NSW Fashion Sector Strategy 2025–2028. It supports emerging NSW fashion and textile designers and businesses. Program objective Quick Response Fashion Grants support business development and industry engagement, with dedicated funding for First Nations, Western Sydney and regional NSW applicants. The Program will enable emerging designers to purchase essential fashion and textile equipment or pursue professional development opportunities. Grants of up to $10,000 are available for: professional development opportunities; or purchase of equipment A total of $500,000 (ex GST) is available for the 2026-2027 financial year, with $250,000 allocated to First Nations, Western Sydney, and regional NSW emerging designers and busine...
This program provides funding to small to medium NT businesses to help them protect themselves against cybersecurity threats and impacts. What do you get? Funding of up to $20,000 to cover 50% of eligible costs. Who is this for? NT small to medium businesses. Overview Funding is available to help NT businesses access professional services from approved service providers to implement a Cyber Invest Plan (CIP). Eligible services under a CIP include: implement cybersecurity controls uplift and associated business policy and process uplift, including implementation of software as a service (SaaS), and cyber assurance implement transition to managed service provider services or cloud services develop or review business continuity plans to incorporate cybersecurity incidents develop a cyberse...
This program provides funding to NT majority owned Aboriginal businesses and organisations to promote and sell their tourism experiences and product. What do you get? Funding between $2,000 and $5,000. Who is this for? Aboriginal owned businesses in the tourism sector. Overview Eligible funding uses include: contracting expert advice to assist with distribution including development of pricing structures and rate sheets, adaption of existing products to better suit targeted customers implementing an online booking system approved by Tourism NT (booking systems such as Room Manager, Rezdy, Newbook, RMS) contributing towards data entry of existing bookings into the new system (only if in conjunction with new booking system). Check if you can apply To be eligible, applicants must: be great...
The objective of the grant is to provide payments to New Zealand non-protected Special Category (subclass 444) visa holders who have lost income as a direct result of a major disaster, consistent with the Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA). This grant will be administered by Services Australia on behalf of NEMA. The NZ DRA grant program will run over 4 years from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2027.
The objective of the grant is to provide payments to New Zealand non-protected Special Category (subclass 444) visa holders who have been adversely affected by a major disaster, consistent with the Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP). NZDRP grants will be administered by Services Australia on behalf of NEMA. The NZDRP grant program will run over 4 years from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2027.
The purpose of the grant is to provide sponsorship to the Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII). AustLII provides a free, publicly accessible website containing Australian legal information. AustLII is considered the most comprehensive Australian legal database in terms of its collection of legal materials. The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) sponsorship of AustLII contributes to the achievement of Outcome 1 from the ATO Portfolio Budget Statement (PBS) via Program 1.1 Australian Taxation Office. As a major source of free tax-related material, AustLII supports ease of compliance for tax practitioners and taxpayers. The intended outcome of the grant is to support AustLII in continuing to make its legal database freely available to the general public. Specifically, the Tax...
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