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Queensland government community and industry funding
Overview
The Queensland government and local councils have announced various funding initiatives targeting different sectors.
In the arts and film industry, the Queensland government committed $50 million over two years to bolster the state’s screen sector through Screen Queensland. This investment is part of a ten-year strategy titled ‘Queensland’s Time to Shine’ and includes operational support for studios in Brisbane and Cairns to maintain the state’s status as a production destination.
Additionally, community-focused funding has been introduced, including the Bundaberg Regional Council’s ‘Our Stories Our Places Heritage and Character Grants’ program, which provides up to $10,000 per project for heritage conservation. The Queensland Government also opened applications for $2 million in Strengthening Communities Multicultural Grants to support inclusivity and economic participation for diverse populations and youth.
Entities
Queensland Government · Bundaberg Regional Council · Screen Queensland · Screen Queensland Studios Cairns · John-Paul Langbroek
Timeline
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12 days ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesQueensland announces new community and heritage grant programsQueensland authorities have announced new funding initiatives, including heritage preservation grants in Bundaberg and a $2 million multicultural community grant program.
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19 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesQueensland government commits $50 million to screen sectorThe Queensland government is investing $50 million over two years into the state's screen sector to boost local productions, support studios in Brisbane and Cairns, and create creative industry jobs.
Sources
afltas.com.au · australianmanufacturing.com.au · dsg.dk · epochtimes.com · firstnationsnews.com.au · if.com.au · insidelocalgovernment.com.au · theindiansun.com.au