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Australian Heritage Grants Program - Round 9 (2026–27)

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The Australian Heritage Grants Program Round 9 for 2026–27, managed by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, provides funding to protect and promote Australia's National and World Heritage listed places. Grants ranging from 25,000 to 400,000 dollars are available for projects lasting up to three years. These funds are intended for activities that enhance the recognition, management, and public engagement of heritage values, with a specific priority on improving First Nations engagement in alignment with the National Agreement on Closing the Gap. Eligible applicants include heritage place owners, managers, Traditional Owners, First Nations organisations, and associated community groups. There is a strong emphasis on supporting First Nations-led projects that utilize genuine partnership and co-design. Interested parties are encouraged to register via GrantConnect to receive notifications and access the full Grant Opportunity Guidelines once the application window officially opens.

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Australian Heritage Grants provide 25,000 to 400,000 dollars for protecting listed heritage places.

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712120 - Historical Sites

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AgencyCommonwealth of Australia → Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
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Round 9 (2026–27) of the Australian Heritage Grants program will soon open for applications. The program supports the protection and promotion of Australia’s National Heritage and World Heritage listed places, including First Nations cultural heritage values at listed places. A priority for Round 9 is to improve First Nations engagement with the program, consistent with the National Agreement on Closing the Gap. In Round 9, grants between $25,000 and $400,000 are available for up to 3 years for activities that strengthen the recognition, protection, management of and public engagement with the heritage values of listed places. Heritage place owners and managers, Traditional Owners, First Nations organisations, community groups and other eligible stakeholders associated with National and World Heritage listed places are encouraged to apply. First Nations-led projects that demonstrate genuine partnership and co-design with First Nations organisations and communities are encouraged. Register now on GrantConnect to be notified when Round 9 opens and receive more information as it becomes available. Grant Opportunity Guidelines and other supporting documents will be published when the grant opportunity opens.

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