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A similar thing for NSW: $25k without revenue or up to $100k with revenue. https://www.jobsfornsw.com.au/how-we-help/start-ups https://www.jobsfornsw.com.au/ho
by femto 10y ago
A similar thing for NSW: $25k without revenue or up to $100k with revenue.
https://www.jobsfornsw.com.au/how-we-help/start-ups https://www.jobsfornsw.com.au/how-we-help/start-ups
I haven't looked at other states, but the Australian states are competitive enough that what one does the others often follow.
Edit: Victoria: https://launchvic.org/funding-guidelines https://launchvic.org/funding-guidelines
- davidnoble 9y agoLaunch VIC precludes funding anybody that could be funded by a commercial entity. My experience is LaunchVic is a system to fund NGOs and Universities that demonstrate minimal risk of making a profit.
- nimchimpsky 10y agowow, having recently moved to nsw that is very interesting.
- albastru 10y agoThis seems to be from SA: http://www.innovyz.com/ http://www.innovyz.com/ according to https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/business-and-trade/running-a-business/funding-and-grants https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/business-and-trade/running-a-bu...
- inopinatus 10y agoLaunchvic are funding the ecosystem rather than startups directly. Grants for hubs, bootcamps, co-working spaces, communities of interest, education/mentoring programmes &c. Even grants for existing VC-backed accelerators to bring them to Melbourne. However, no grants directly to startups, seems to be outside their scope of interest.