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Arts grants, page 9

1,621 Australian grant programs are categorised under arts and culture and this is page 9 of them, continuing the same order: open and closing soonest first, then ongoing intakes, then undated programs, then closed rounds.

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Continuing the arts and culture directory. "Not stated" means the funder published no figure, and a blank closing date means the funder published no deadline: neither is filled in with a guess.
GrantFunderWhereAmountCloses
Council Community GrantsBulloo ShireLGAUp to $5kCheck with the funder
Council eligible to apply for Drought Communities fundingKyogle CouncilLGAUp to $1mCheck with the funder
Council Funding ApplicationsShire of TrayningLGAUp to $500Check with the funder
Council Grants ExplainedLogan CityLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Council heritage grantsMurrumbidgee CouncilLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Council Sponsorship ProgramWollondilly Shire CouncilLGAUp to $500Check with the funder
Council support for community grantsShire of MitchellLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Council’s Discretionary FundCity of MonashLGANot statedCheck with the funder
Council's Grants ProgramsParkes Shire CouncilLGAUp to $10kCheck with the funder
Councillor Discretionary Fund RegisterCouncil of the City of RydeLGANot statedCheck with the funder

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