Queensland's grant programs are administered through Business Queensland, Advance Queensland, QRIDA and a network of industry bodies including Screen Queensland. The state has strong funding for agricultural businesses, regional development, tourism, screen production and technology startups. Queensland's geographic diversity — from Far North Queensland to South-East Queensland — is reflected in dedicated regional programs. Federal programs supplement state initiatives, giving Queensland businesses access to a large pool of combined funding.
- Advance Queensland funds technology and innovation projects from research through to commercialisation
- QRIDA administers rural and primary industry programs for Queensland farmers and agribusinesses
- Screen Queensland supports local screen production with grants and production incentives
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Highest value open grantsA $48.6 million fund established in 2018 to invest in catalytic tourism infrastructure projects across Queensland. The fund supports growing aviation access from priority international markets, developing infrastructure and experiences that attract and sustain visitation, and planning improvements to enable tourism growth.
The $10 million Building Bush Tourism Fund provides financial support to eligible Queensland tourism operators, not-for-profit organisations and local governments to deliver new or enhanced tourism related infrastructure, or improve amenity and/or accessibility of social, community and tourism infrastructure or experiences. The fund aims to attract and grow both regional participation and visitors to the region.
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116 programsGrant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Program details, eligibility and closing dates change — always verify with the official source before applying.