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Date Time Getting on with business of delivering for our community An extensive 23 June Ballarat City Council meeting agenda highlights Council is getting on with delivering positive outcomes for its community, according to CEO Evan King. “This very full agenda shows we are getting on with the business of providing vital services to our ratepayers,” Mr King said. “All of the items to be presented contain a wide range of vital projects that will actively stimulate Ballarat’s growth and p...

More than $6 million will go towards 56 community projects, thanks to the latest round of the NSW Government's Infrastructure Grants Program. ...

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Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 10:34 am Canon Oceania has opened submissions for its 2021 Grants Program. Now in its 16th year Canon Oceania has supported almost 80 schools, not-for-profits, and community groups with more than $450,000. Broad Bay School, photo credit Otago Daily Times “At Canon, we are guided by the Kyosei philosophy, which means living and working together for the common good. This is even more relevant as over the past 18-months New Zealand communities and organisations have been s...

Article continues below advertisement ↴ City Council Approves New Development Incentives and Grants to Grow Investment in Grande Prairie. On June 14, City Council approved a new economic development program called the Development Incentives and Grants Program designed to provide a long-term benefit to the community by creating economic stimulus and support investment in Grande Prairie. The program consists of three incentives and two grants that support strategic investment in industrial, com...

$180,000 has been awarded to enhance traceability for Australian wool. This project is one of 14 to receive funding under Round 2 of the Australian...

Applications for the Thank a Volunteer Day Celebration Grants program are now open Grants of up to $1,000 available for not-for-profit, community and...

VIC Premier The Victorian Government is making sure no Victorian is left behind, providing a dedicated boost to hardship payments and emergency food relief for our state’s most vulnerable. The Government today announced an additional $30 million package to ensure this critical help – including food and financial support – is made available to communities disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. More support will be delivered to Victorians struggling to put a meal on the table with a $...

Jeremy Rockliff,Minister for Community Services and Development All Tasmanians should be treated with dignity and respect – regardless of their relationship status, sexuality, gender identity or intersex characteristics. Four organisations will receive funding through the Tasmanian Government’s 2021 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer (LGBTIQ+) Grants Program, which helps LGBTIQ+ Tasmanians, their friends and families have equal opportunity to participate in and contribu...

Encouraging young indigenous women to consider STEM-based careers is the focus of three programs that have received funding under the latest round of the...