Rugby League in the Pacific
A grant program, offered by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
- Funding
- Not stated
- Total pool available: $480,000,000
- Where
- ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS, OverseasCommonwealth of Australia
- Opened
- 10 February 2025
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Who can apply
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What Rugby League in the Pacific funds
The Australian Government has announced a total of $600 million in funding over ten years for Rugby League in the Pacific (the program). A total of $480 million over ten years will be available through this grant program.
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When does Rugby League in the Pacific close?
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How much funding is available through Rugby League in the Pacific?
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade does not publish a funding amount for this program, so this page does not show one. The figure, where there is one, is in the guidelines Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade publishes on their own page, which this record names and carries the link to.
Who can apply for Rugby League in the Pacific?
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade does not publish a structured list of eligible applicant types. The eligibility criteria Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade publishes in their own guidelines are the ones that count, and this record carries the link to them.
Is Rugby League in the Pacific still open?
It was open now when we last read Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's own page, on 24 Oct 2026. Every source is re-read nightly and this page carries the date of the last read.
Who runs Rugby League in the Pacific, and does GrantWindow take a cut?
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Where this record came from
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- Last checked24 Oct 2026The day we last read this program on the funder's own page.
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