Heritage Grants open for northern NSW

HERITAGE GRANTS OPEN FOR NORTHERN NEW SOUTH WALES

The Hon Aileen MacDonald OAM MLC is encouraging individuals, businesses, local government, and not-for-profit organisations who are the owner, manager, long-term lessee or custodian of an item listed on the State Heritage Register to apply for the latest round of NSW Heritage Grants.

Ms MacDonald said applications are now open for the 2025–27 NSW Heritage Grants Round with grants from $10,000 to $300,000 (matched funding) on offer.

“Preserving, maintaining and conserving our heritage is critical to ensuring the longevity of these heritage protected items in our community. Perfect examples of these heritage protected sites include Armidale’s Westpac building, the Imperial Hotel, the Post Office, and the former Courthouse. “In my hometown of Guyra, the railway station is a heritage listed former railway station and now a machinery museum on the Main Northern Railway Line.” Ms MacDonald said. “The aim of this program is about making sure our State listed heritage items can be given the resources they need to be kept for future generations.”

Shadow Minister for the Environment James Griffin said this funding will continue to build on the investment made by the former Liberal and Nationals Government when he was the Minister for Environment and Heritage.

Applications are currently open and close at 10am on 30 January 2025. For more information and to apply, visit https://www.nsw.gov.au/grants-and-funding/2025 27-caring-for-state-heritage