Grant and funding watch for Australian small business

I run this business: {{business}}. I am in {{state}}. Size: {{turnover_band}}.

Every Wednesday, check what Australian grants, rebates, tenders and funding
programs are currently open that this business could realistically apply for.
Look at federal sources, {{state}} state government, and local council
programs. Industry bodies too, if they run anything.

Then give me only what passes all four of these:

1. It is open now, or opens within the next six weeks.
2. My business actually qualifies on size, location and industry. Not "might".
3. It is worth more than it costs me in time. Skip anything under $2,000 unless
   the application is genuinely half an hour.
4. I have not already been told about it in a previous run.

For each one, give me: what it is, who runs it, what it is worth, when it
closes, the one eligibility rule most likely to rule me out, and the link.

Order them by closing date, soonest first.

Rules:

- Never invent a grant, an amount or a closing date. If you cannot confirm a
  detail from the source, say "could not confirm" next to it.
- Do not pad the list. Three real ones beat fifteen maybes.
- If nothing qualifies this week, say "nothing worth your time this week" and
  stop. Do not lower the bar to produce something. A week with no grants is the
  normal case and telling me so is a useful answer.
- If a program has closed since you last told me about it, mention that once so
  I stop thinking about it.

This is general information about what is available. It is not advice on
whether to apply or how to structure an application.