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Find out what we have been up to over Winter in the latest edition of the Prime Focus newsletter or subscribe to the Prime Focus newsletter.

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Disaster assistance provided by the Albanese and Palaszczuk Governments has been extended to help bushfire affected small business operators in the Western Downs local government area.

  • Read more about Loans for bushfire-impacted small businesses in Queensland’s Western Downs

The Albanese and Palaszczuk Governments have activated further relief measures for farmers and councils impacted by bushfires in southern Queensland.

  • Read more about Bushfire Assistance Extended for Southern Queensland Farmers and Councils

A North Queensland fruit and vegetable enterprise is saving more imperfectly shaped, yet perfectly delicious produce from waste and creating up to 23 jobs thanks to a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about RED Grant helps NQ growers reduce food waste

A Far North Queensland sugarcane and mixed cropping farm is constructing a grain storage and handling facility which will create up to four full-time jobs thanks to a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about Sugarcane operation value-adds with grain storage facility thanks to RED Grant

A Sunshine Coast strawberry farm is creating up to five local jobs through equipment and infrastructure upgrades thanks to a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about Sunshine Coast strawberry farm creates five jobs thanks to RED Grant expansion

A Barcaldine family operation is building an innovative crutching and shearing trailer to service outback Queensland and creating up to eight jobs thanks to a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about Unique shearing and crutching trailer coming to Western QLD thanks to RED Grant

Mareeba lychee and pomelo farm Nastasi Farming 4Gen is building a cold room to preserve fruit quality and creating up to two local jobs with a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about Mareeba fruit growers’ cooling solution creates jobs thanks to RED Grant

A Livingstone Shire regenerative farm is building a dedicated post-harvest facility for its fruit and vegetables and creating up to three full-time jobs thanks to a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about More jobs and organic produce for Livingstone thanks to RED Grant

A Toowoomba farm equipment supplier will re-shore components imported from overseas and create up to five full-time jobs thanks to a new robotic welding system funded by a Rural Economic Development (RED) Grant.

  • Read more about More Toowoomba-made farm equipment and jobs thanks to RED Grant

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters, and communities.  

We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.


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