What we cover, and what we do not.
Most grant platforms tell you how many listings they have. That number is easy to inflate and tells you nothing about whether the grant you need is in there. This is the honest version.
| Source | Coverage | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Federal · GrantConnect | Complete | |
| Federal · business.gov.au | Complete | |
| New South Wales | In progress | |
| Victoria | In progress | |
| Queensland | In progress | |
| Western Australia | Early | |
| South Australia | Early | |
| Tasmania | Early | |
| Australian Capital Territory | Early | |
| Northern Territory | Early | |
| Local council programs | Not started | |
| Philanthropic and industry | Not started |
Why federal is complete and the rest is not. GrantConnect and business.gov.au are public, authoritative and free to republish, so they were first. That is roughly 30% of the money. State, territory, council and philanthropic programs are scattered across hundreds of separate sites with no common register, which is slow, ongoing work. We would rather show you the gap than pretend it is not there.
How to read the bar. It shows the stage a source is at, not a measured percentage. Complete means we ingest the whole register. In progress means the major programs are in and the long tail is not. Early means we have started. We would rather give you a stage we can stand behind than a number we cannot.
Know exactly what you are searching, and what you are not.
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