California. Water, water everywhere
Simon reflects on how California’s water infrastructure protects communities, agriculture and iconic landscapes, offering practical insights into water security, catchment management and long-term resilience.
What stayed with me after Ozwater
Discover the key lessons that stayed with me after Ozwater, from collaboration and leadership to long-term thinking, and why these insights matter for future water sector performance.
2025 Annual Impact Wrap
We highlight Grantus’s 2025 achievements; $67 million in client funding, major project milestones, & the strategic work that set a stronger foundation for 2026.
Why Strategic Generosity Outperforms Sponsorships in Regional Australia
Too often, when we talk about “giving back,” the focus is on money or volunteering time. Both matter, but they’re not the only currencies of generosity.
Funding Win for GWMWater – Mininera Rural Pipeline Project
The Mininera Rural Pipeline Project has secured $15 million from the Victorian drought package, with a Commonwealth bid underway. Grantus supported GWMWater to align the proposal with priorities and build a strong national investment case.
Funding Win for Princes Court Limited – Aged Care Fit out Upgrades
Princes Court secured $125k funding for aged care fit out upgrades, with Grantus developing the strategic case to improve resident amenity, safety and long term service quality.
Funding Win for McCallum Disability Services – Modernised Manufacturing Upgrade
McCallum secured $90k to upgrade its pallet production and expand inclusive employment. Grantus built the evidence-based case, aligned it to fund priorities, and strengthened the project rationale to secure long-term community impact.
Rural Councils Must Lead Early Years Investment
Levelling the Playing Field When we talk about regional disadvantage, early childhood doesn’t always get the spotlight it…
Grantus helps unlock funding for rural councils
As pressures mount on rural councils, strategy and systems matter more than ever. See what Grantus is bringing to RCV Forum 2025.
Emergency Services Funding Doubles, but is it enough?
Grants of up to $250,000, an increase of $100,000 on previous rounds, are now available to support the essential equipment and facility upgrades our CFA brigades, SES units, and volunteer services desperately need.