Up to $200,000 in funding to support Western Australian Indian organisations working in partnership with a registered Australian chair organisations delivering COVID-19 support on the ground in India.

Up to $200,000 in competitive grant funding, on a co-contribution basis for agri-business SME’s, enterprises and entrepreneurs to participate in the new WA Food Innovation Precinct.

Applications are now open for eligible SME’s and start-ups to apply for up to $100,000 to support the accelerating of medical technology and pharmaceutical research into the development and manufacture of products.

The Victorian Government are offering up to $500,000 to support manufacturers to expand operations and implement new manufacturing technologies and processes, as well as prototype, evaluation and testing go new products and supply chain capability development.

Up to $20,000 in Innovation Vouchers are available to eligible WA start-ups and SME’s.

The Government are seeking applications to help address regulatory challenges.

The funding round is focussed on regulatory technology which uses digital technologies to streamline or enhance compliance for business, individuals and administration for government.

Up to $100,000 in grants are being offered for feasibility studies, and successful feasibility applicants may be offered up to $1 million for PoC.

The Australian Government are offering grants up to $20 million on a 50:50 co-contribution basis to support Australian manufacturers in the recycling and clean energy priority sector to help build scale and capture income in high-value areas of manufacturing where Australia either has established competitive strength or emerging priorities. The program aims to help Australian manufacturers to scale-up, build resilience, compete internationally and create jobs.

Victorian SME’s can apply for up to $50,000 in grant funding to support adoption or development of technology or digital solutions.

The Australian Government are offering grants up to $20 million on a 50:50 co-contribution basis to support Australian manufacturers in the Defence sector to translate research into commercial outcomes, support scale up and increase competitiveness, and increase capacity and capability to access domestic and international value chains to support businesses to propel their goods and services into new markets.

The Australian Government are offering grants up to $20 million on a 50:50 co-contribution basis to support Australian food and beverage businesses ito translate research into commercial outcomes, support scale up and increase competitiveness, and increase capacity and capability to access domestic and international value chains to support businesses to propel their goods and services into new markets.