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If natural disasters are widespread and extremely severe, the NSW and Australian Governments may jointly announce the provision of grants. Such grants rely on the declaration of a natural disaster.
Natural disaster recovery grants provide immediate relief to eligible primary producers, small businesses and non-profit organisations, for clean-up and restoration costs in the aftermath of extreme natural disasters.
RAA administers these grants under the joint Commonwealth and NSW government funded Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) 2018.
NSW residents who have been impacted by severe storms and floods are encouraged to report damage via the Primary Industries Natural Disaster Damage Survey.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Special Disaster Grants of up to $75,000 for primary producers who have been impacted by severe flooding events that began on 4 August 2022 and also from 14 September 2022.
Visit the Special Disaster Grant webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Rural Landholder Grants of up to $10,000 for landholders and oyster farmers who have been impacted by severe flooding events that began on 4 August 2022 and also from 14 September 2022.
Visit the Rural Landholders Grant webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Special Disaster Grants of up to $75,000 for primary producers who have been impacted by severe weather and flooding from 27 June 2022 onwards.
Visit the Special Disaster Grant webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Rural Landholder Grants of up to $25,000 for landholders and oyster farmers who have been impacted by severe weather and flooding from 27 June 2022.
Visit the Rural Landholder Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Special Disaster Grants of up to $75,000 for primary producers who have been impacted by severe weather and flooding from February 2022 onwards.
Visit the Special Disaster Grant webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Rural Landholder Grants of up to $25,000 for landholders and oyster farmers who have been impacted by severe weather and flooding from February 2022 onwards.
Visit the Rural Landholder Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced additional funding to support producers in targeted industry sectors to rebuild and recover in the medium to longer term, with the aim of supporting job security, future resilience and enabling future production. This program is designed to complement the Special Disaster Grant.
Visit the Critical Producer Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The Australian and NSW Government are co-funding a comprehensive range of grants to help flood-affected communities get back on their feet. Find out more about the roll-out of these packages here: Grants at a glance
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Special Disaster Grants of up to $50,000 for primary producers who were impacted by severe weather and flooding that occurred in November 2021 and January 2022, including:
Visit the Special Disaster Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The NSW and Australian Governments have announced Special Disaster Grants of up to $75,000 for primary producers who have been impacted by the February and March 2021 storms and floods.
Visit the Special Disaster Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The Storm and Flood Industry Recovery Package is one of eight funding initiatives in the joint government package, targeting producers in impacted areas to help them rebuild and recover in the medium and longer-term, supporting job security and enabling future production.
Eligible primary producers are required to have accessed the full $75,000 Special Disaster Grant before accessing funds through the Supply Chain Support Grant.
Visit the Supply Chain Support Grants webpage to view information about this program.
The Rural Landholders Grants (RLG) program provides assistance to storm and flood-affected landholders in eligible Local Government Areas (LGAs), to support the next phase of their recovery.
Funding is available to eligible landholders in declared LGAs with holdings of at least 10ha and who receive at least $20,000 in income from primary production per annum.
Visit the Rural Landholders Grant webpage to view information about this program.
Natural disaster relief loans are available to declared Local Government Areas (LGA’s). Applications for assistance must be lodged by the 'Application close' date outlined in Declared natural disasters.
NSW residents who have been impacted by severe storms and floods are encouraged to report damage via the Primary Industries Natural Disaster Damage Survey.
Follow the links below for more information about Disaster Relief Loans:
A Natural Disaster Transport Subsidy is made available to primary producers who are affected by a declared natural disaster event. Applications for assistance must be lodged by the 'Application close' date outlined in Declared natural disasters.
Visit the Natural Disaster Transport Subsidy page for more information.
Disaster recovery assistance is available to businesses in eligible NSW local government areas that have been impacted by storms and floods.
Click here to visit the Service NSW website for details.