Marinus Link’s Community Grants and Sponsorship Program supports community initiatives in areas along the project alignment in North West Tasmania.
Event Sponsorships support an organised activity or gathering that is being conducted within the determined eligible locations, which provide an opportunity for people to connect, participate in shared activities, celebrate culture, support local organisations or promote community wellbeing. Eligible organisations may apply for an Event Sponsorship of up to $2,000 per year.
National Pies for Local Heroes- monthly grants close last day of each month.
Any registered Australian community group, sporting club or not-for-profit organisation can apply. We’ll award a grant of $1,000 each month over the next 12 months, beginning in June 2026. We’ll also award a major grant of $10,000 at the end of the program Feb 2027.
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Community Action Grants support practical, locally led projects that strengthen participation, connection, belonging, volunteering and community life.
Major Initiative Grants support larger, longer-term initiatives that bring people and organisations together to respond to significant challenges or opportunities facing Tasmanian communities.
Capability Building Grants invest in the people, organisations and systems that help communities work well.
They support the skills, leadership, governance, systems and relationships that help communities and community organisations become stronger and create lasting benefit.
Solar Sunshot Round 1B closesd 12 November 2026. ARENA has allocated $50 million to Round 1B: Solar PV Manufacturing Studies: feasibility studies and front end engineering and design (FEED). Round 1B was launched in August 2024 and will remain open to Full Applications until 12 November 2026.
Harcourts Foundation Grant Round. Closes 3 November. Funding for community-based organisations delivering projects that benefit local communities. Grant Round 71: 4 August 2026 to 3 November 2026.Grant Round 72– 4 November 2026 to 3 February
2026 Community Action Grant closes 15 November 2026. not-for-profit community organisations for projects that support strong, vibrant, and resilient communities. This includes programs and activities that remove barriers to learning for 8–19-year-olds and build leadership capacity and capability across the community.
Regional Arts Fund (RAF) Quick Response Grants are open monthly from February to November each year, closing on the last day of each month. To fund professional development opportunities for artists and arts workers or small project opportunities. The program supports immediate need that arises where the activity is unable to be planned for or supported in other funding rounds, for example taking up professional development, skills development or small project opportunities at short notice.
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The Park close . The Park is a virtual innovation hub led by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC), designed to connect technology-driven companies with the Australian sports sector to tackle key challenges and unlock system-wide value. The initiative will focus on five foundational challenges: Harnessing Data, AI and Machine Learning, Next-Generation Wearables,.Digital Twin Technologies,. Brain Performance Innovation, Environmental Sustainability in Sport.
Industry Partnerships Program 2026 closes 31 December 2026. Support better quality training experiences for Tasmanian learners and strengthen the responsiveness of the training system to meet industry and business needs.
2026 Apprentice and Trainee Training Fund closes 31 December 2026. provides grants to Skills Tasmania-endorsed registered training organisations to subsidise the cost of delivering training and assessment and associated learner support services to Tasmanian apprentices and trainees.
26Ten Get Ready Grants 2026. Closes 1 February 2027. Small grants helping organisations prepare for larger literacy and numeracy initiatives through planning, partnerships, needs assessments and project development. https://26ten.tas.gov.au/grants
Youth voice and participation In 2026–27, Grants in Focus will support youth voice and participation, creating opportunities for young Tasmanians to influence the issues and decisions that affect their lives and communities.
Championship Grants 2026–27 20 May 2027 Assists organisers to attract and deliver state, national and international championships that generate economic benefits and showcase Tasmania as an events destination. https://www.eventstasmania.com/grants
Events Tasmania Touring Grant 2026–27 20 May 2027 Supports touring events that bring high-quality experiences to regional Tasmania while increasing visitation, overnight stays and local economic activity. https://www.eventstasmania.com/grants
Marketing Grant 2026–27 20 May 2027 Helps event organisers market Tasmanian events to interstate and international audiences, increasing visitation, tourism expenditure and destination awareness. https://www.eventstasmania.com/grants
2025 Events Tasmania Attraction Fund. Close 31 May 2027. The aim of the Fund is to secure mass participation events which will deliver strong levels of interstate visitation and substantial economic and social benefits for the state during the shoulder and winter months.
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