Government funding supports Australian businesses that develop, adopt or commercialise technology. Programs cover early-stage R&D, software development, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and ICT infrastructure. There are dedicated programs for regional businesses adopting digital tools as well as national commercialisation pathways for tech startups.
In Tasmania, tasmania offers a concentrated grant ecosystem with programs administered across stategrowth tasmania, arts tasmania, screen tasmania, events tasmania and the business growth fund.
Open programs
3 totalThis program supports projects that accelerate the adoption of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) across Australia. It funds development, demonstration and deployment initiatives that address barriers to ZEV uptake, improve the integration of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) with the electricity grid and showcase new technologies, business models and use cases.
This program assists existing defence and security suppliers and those seeking to enter the market by providing funding for consultancy or external services. The support helps businesses enhance their chances of success when developing submissions for defence or related security sector procurement opportunities.
The initiative strengthens Australia's position in the global clean-energy supply chain by supporting projects that enhance domestic capability across key parts of the battery value chain, including active materials production, battery cell manufacturing and battery pack assembly. Funding is provided through capital grants, production incentives or other payments to boost supply-chain resilience, drive innovation and advance emissions-reduction efforts by commercialising new battery technologies and scaling local manufacturing.
Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines before applying.