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Industry Growth Program (example record)
Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Matched grant funding — competitive
Example record · source last checked 2026-09-20
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Forestry Industry Supply Chain Support Program NSW
NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development · Checked 2026-10-16
This program provides financial support to businesses impacted by the reduction in timber supply to certain mills and associated impacts on harvest and haulage operations, following the commencement of a moratorium on harvesting in the Great Koala National Park (GKNP). Grant funds can be used to cover the incremental cost difference when sourcing timber or by-products from new suppliers, as well as associated freight costs.
Form of value
Grant funding
Indicative value
Up to $100,000
Current availability
Open until 8 June 2027, unless fully subscribed earlier.
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- Have had a contract or agreement for the supply of timber or by-products from a sawmill or contractor that has had a reduction in their wood supply as a consequence of the moratorium
- Have hardwood or by-products from a sawmill or contractor affected by the moratorium, as the majority of their business' inputs
- Have the ability to source the same or similar hardwood, or alternatives to hardwood, or by-product from a new supplier
- Have an active Australian business number (ABN)
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Source owner: NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development · Official page
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