Infrastructure Grants in Australia

Co-funding program supporting charge point operators to construct and operate fast charging stations across NSW. Offers three funding streams (Metropolitan, Regional, and Remote) with varying co-funding percentages and maximum grant amounts based on location and charging station specifications.

An $80 million fund established by the WA government to unlock apartment development in key urban precincts and worker accommodation in regional areas. The program assists with resolving infrastructure constraints impacting medium to high density housing projects in metropolitan Perth and regional worker accommodation by providing rebates and infrastructure investment programs for water, wastewater, and electricity network improvements.

This program provides NSW small to medium enterprises with support measures to help them attain new business in targeted global markets. Participants receive expert-led workshops, market intelligence briefings, cultural and pitch training, introductions to potential partners and buyers, and in-market visits with specialist staff support.

The Indigenous Advancement Strategy provides funding for organisations to help them undertake projects or activities which promote equal opportunities for Indigenous Australians. The program focuses on 5 key areas: jobs, land and economy; children and schooling; safety and wellbeing; culture and capability; and remote Australia strategies. The Government has committed $5.2 billion over 4 years to the IAS.

This program provides funding for projects that increase the supply of housing in Queensland by supporting the delivery of trunk and essential infrastructure necessary to activate residential infill and greenfield housing developments. Eligible infrastructure includes water supply, sewerage, stormwater, and transport.

A $2 billion program funding transformational infrastructure projects across Western Sydney to enhance community livelihoods and support economic recovery. The program supports 191 projects across 15 eligible Local Government Areas, improving community liveability and quality of life throughout the region.

This grant funds the construction of new or upgrading of existing rugby facilities in NSW that demonstrate inclusive and accessible design. Projects may include synthetic/hybrid/turf pitches, field lighting, amenity buildings with gender-neutral change rooms, and other infrastructure that maximizes community participation and targets under-represented groups in rugby.

An Expression of Interest process inviting experienced organisations to propose refuelling solutions for the Port of Hobart, specifically to support the RSV Nuyina icebreaker and other visiting vessels. The Tasmanian Government is seeking preliminary information about proposed refuelling solutions, delivery capability, and relevant experience, with the intention to release a subsequent Request for Proposal process.