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Industry Growth Program (example record)
Department of Industry, Science and Resources
Matched grant funding — competitive
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Drought Relief from Electricity Charges Scheme (DRECS) QLD
Queensland Government · Checked 2026-10-16
The Drought Relief from Electricity Charges Scheme (DRECS) provides Queensland drought-declared farming businesses with relief from supply charges on electricity accounts used to pump water for farm or irrigation purposes. The scheme offers waivers or reimbursements of supply charges for relevant accounts.
Form of value
Upfront discount
Indicative value
Relief from supply charges on electricity accounts
Current availability
Available to drought-declared farming businesses in Queensland.
Before you act: Applications may be made at any time; however, eligibility is tied to drought status and water usage disruptions.
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- Must be a farmer of a property that has been individually drought-declared or is within a drought-declared area
- Must be experiencing disruptions to pumping water for farming or irrigation (i.e. have no water or water availability is severely restricted within the billing period)
Next step
Check eligibility and submit an application form to the Queensland Treasury.
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Source owner: Queensland Government · Official page
Rule last checked 2026-10-16 · Verified editorial record
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Arts Activities Funding ACT
Arts ACT
Up to $5,000 for smaller projects; $5,000 to $50,000 for larger projects.
Next step: Visit the Arts Activities Funding ACT website to check specific dates for larger project rounds and submit an application.
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