Small Business Support Grant Bondi Beach December 2025

Small Business Support Grant Bondi Beach December 2025 is sponsored by Service NSW. Provides financial assistance to small businesses in Bondi Beach affected by the December 2025 critical incident.

Apply for the Small Business Support Grant Bondi Beach December 2025 | Service NSW Small business owners impacted by the Bondi Beach terrorist attack on 14 December 2025, may be eligible for the Small Business Support Grant – Bondi Beach December 2025. A Terrorist Disaster Declaration, AGRN 1240 – Bondi NSW Terrorist Attack 14 December 2025 , was issued which identified an impacted area.

The maximum amount claimable per application is $25,000 . Each eligible small business is limited to: a maximum of 2 claims per application, made up of: a first claim of $5,000 (the initial payment) a second claim for an amount up to $20,000 Note: the second claim is only available if the total loss to your business exceeds $5,000 . Applications are closed .

book a call with the Service NSW Business Bureau, or call Service NSW on 13 77 88 . To be eligible as a small business, the business must: be registered for GST, and have an aggregated annual turnover of more than $75,000 for the year ended June 2025.

To apply for the initial payment , your small business must have: been located and operating in the impacted area at the time of the terrorist attack had a valid and active ABN on 14 December 2025, and employed less than 20 full-time (or equivalent) staff at that time.

To be eligible to make a second claim of up to $20,000 you must be able to show: evidence that you are a small business, and evidence that the total loss to your business exceeds $5,000, including: evidence of physical damage, or evidence of loss of income. If you do not meet this criteria and you can show your business was impacted, please contact Service NSW to discuss your situation.

For full details on eligibility, read the grant guidelines . To claim the initial payment of $5,000 you will need: your business name and ABN a council rates notice or current lease agreement* that shows your business was located in the impacted area a bank account to receive payment a letter of authority (if someone is applying on behalf of your business).

* If you do not have these documents, you may be able to provide alternatives such as a utility bill, supply invoice, registration papers, or a contractor licence instead.

To make a second claim for an amount up to $20,000 , the total loss to your business must exceed $5,000 and you will need to show: evidence that you are a small business, and evidence of physical damage – including quotes, estimates or invoices for repairs or replacements and/or photographs that clearly show the damage, or evidence of loss of income – including a letter from a qualified independent accountant that clearly states: the business' actual turnover for the periods: 14 December 2025 to 13 January 2026, and 14 December 2024 to 13 January 2025 the business' resultant decline in turnover (optional) booking data showing evidence of cancellations may also be accepted.

For sole trader applications If you make a claim for loss of income and your business does not have any full-time employees other than yourself, the business must be your primary source of income. You will need to provide a tax return as evidence you derive 50% or more of your total income from the impacted business.

For full details on eligibility, the type of information we need to collect and conditions for receiving the payment(s), including penalties for providing false information, please read: Privacy collection notice Internal reviews or complaints Find out about internal reviews of grant decisions How we manage customer complaints Last published: 22 April 2026 An error occurred loading the sharing widget.

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