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Manufacturing projects feature in $1M WA RED Grants boost for Great Southern

Manufacturing projects are among six initiatives to receive a share of $1.02 million in funding under Round 8 of the Western Australian Government’s Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants program, aimed at supporting economic diversification and business resilience across the Great Southern.

Manufacturing and regional industries to benefit from new round of WA economic dev’t grants

The Western Australian Government has opened applications for Round 8 of Western Australia’s Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants program, providing $5 million in funding to support local manufacturing, job creation, and economic diversification across the state’s regions.

RED grant boosts modular housing production in the Wheatbelt

Regional Development Minister Don Punch has inaugurated an all-weather production facility at Evoke Living Homes, a distinguished modular and prefabricated home builder located in...

Manufacturing among priorities in $453K funding boost in Western Australia

The Western Australian Government has invested $453,000 in local projects in the agribusiness, manufacturing, and tourism sectors, under Round 6 of the Regional Economic Development (RED) grants program.

WA’s small manufacturing businesses receive government backing in latest grant funding round

Western Australia-based small manufacturing businesses are among the eight successful applicants that will share a total of $696,254 in government funding.  The investment is part...

Great Southern manufacturing receives RED Grant boost

Eleven Great Southern projects will share in more than $900,000 in funding under round three of Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants. Gnowangerup transport equipment manufacturer...
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