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Disaster recovery grants, page 3

769 Australian grant programs are categorised under disaster recovery and this is page 3 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 disaster recovery 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.
Grant	Funder	Where	Amount	Closes
Business grants	Shire of West Wimmera	LGA	Not stated	Check with the funder
Business Grants	Noosa Shire	LGA	Not stated	Check with the funder
Business grants in Lismore	Lismore City Council	LGA	Not stated	Check with the funder
Business Investment Loan	Beyond Bank Australia	AU	Not stated	Check with the funder
Business Resilience Partnership Program	Queensland Government	QLD	Not stated	Check with the funder
Business sector support grants	Woollahra Municipal Council	LGA	Up to $13k	Check with the funder
Camden Civic Centre Cultural Performance Subsidy	Camden Council	LGA	Not stated	Check with the funder
CCTV Subsidy Program	Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale	LGA	Up to $500	Check with the funder
Central Highlands Regional CouncilGrants and funding	Central Highlands Regional	LGA	Up to $5k	Check with the funder
Chief Minister’s Charitable Fund	Hands Across Canberra	ACT	Not stated	Check with the funder

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