The NSW Government has announced the Forestry Industry Worker Support Program to provide financial support to employees of impacted mills and harvest operators following commencement of the moratorium on harvesting in the Great Koala National Park
Overview of how the grant was distributed
This overview is based on the period between December 2025 and August 2026.
Recipients received funding from this grant
Total funds approved for recipients of this grant
Locations have benefited from this grant
Grant distribution for each month
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
These recipients during February 2026 were located in Boambee 2450, Bonny Hills 2445, Coffs Harbour 2450, Grafton 2460, Kew 2439, Lake Innes 2446, Port Macquarie 2444, Wauchope 2446.
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Program term: 07/09/2028
The names of grant recipients have been removed for privacy purposes. More information about privacy
Why these recipients’ details are kept private
By keeping recipients’ personally identifying information private, we meet legal requirements set out in the New South Wales Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.
This is because published information could be used in combination with other details to identify an individual. For example, in a location with a small population, a single recipient may be able to be identified based on their name, their location and the amount of funding received.