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The NSW Government provided a one-off bushfire recovery grant of up to $50,000 to eligible NSW small businesses who were impacted by the NSW 2019–20 bushfires beginning in August 2019.
This table represents the distribution of the bushfire recovery grant, which opened on 4 February 2020 and closed on 15 December 2020.
Local government area | Number of recipients | Total amount paid |
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Armidale Regional | 7 | $232,700 |
Bega Valley | 273 | $7,163,623 |
Bellingen | 5 | $113,740 |
Blue Mountains | 39 | $789,219 |
Central Coast | 16 | $221,718 |
Cessnock | 27 | $557,475 |
Clarence Valley | 114 | $3,616,717 |
Coffs Harbour | 12 | $314,433 |
Eurobodalla | 349 | $9,758,612 |
Glen Innes Severn | 14 | $325,060 |
Goulburn Mulwaree | 5 | $119,759 |
Hawkesbury | 39 | $852,059 |
Kempsey | 27 | $794,480 |
Lithgow | 41 | $1,017,057 |
Mid-Coast | 68 | $1,675,760 |
Mid-Western Regional | 12 | $241,811 |
Nambucca Valley | 33 | $877,547 |
Port Macquarie-Hastings | 66 | $1,682,392 |
Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional | 32 | $815,748 |
Richmond Valley | 37 | $1,287,195 |
Shoalhaven | 331 | $8,447,903 |
Snowy Monaro Regional | 29 | $915,908 |
Snowy Valleys | 94 | $2,823,923 |
Tenterfield | 13 | $351,758 |
Tweed | 6 | $199,976 |
Wingecarribee | 52 | $1,220,508 |
Wollondilly | 49 | $1,015,820 |
Grouped data
Local government area | Number of recipients | Total amount paid |
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De-identified LGAs | 38 | $1,057,482 |
Browse grants distribution by LGA
Last updated: 26 February 2022