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Summary

The AI grants page told visitors a closed grant was open. It also carried a review date of 8 October 2026 that I set in #157 after reviewing only its Queensland section. This PR is the full-page review behind that date. Every program entry and link was checked against official sources on 9 October 2026, then corrected.

Corrected status (closed or pending, previously shown as open or upcoming)

• ARC Discovery Indigenous 2027: closed on 26 August 2026 after a one-day extension. It was shown as "Now Open (closes 25 August)". Outcomes are not announced yet.
• CRC Round 27: Stage 2 closed on 17 September 2026, with four applications progressing.
• CRC-P Round 19: outcomes still pending. business.gov.au says they're "slightly later than originally indicated".
• MRFF: the 2026 National Critical Research Infrastructure round, including its AI in health stream, is closed. The entry had presented past awards as open funding.
• NSW Early Adopter: a 2024 round for councils only, now marked closed.

Corrected facts

• CRC grants: have "no specified limit". The unsupported "$2–5 million" range is gone.
• South Australia's $28M: it's the Office for AI's public sector program, funded in the 2025–26 budget, not 2024–25. The page now says it isn't a business grant.
• Fearless Innovator: now the FoundHer Grant Program. Its 2026 round closed on 14 August 2026.
• ICC: now part of Adelaide University.
• Victoria: LaunchVic has merged into Innovation Victoria.
• GovAI Chat (tools page): the beta trial launched on 27 July 2026.

Removed because no source could be found: the AWS "US$230m pool", the NRFC FY26 and 2028 targets, the H2 Ventures Investec facility, the AIML RAIR and CommBank dollar figures, and "safeguarding jobs".

Links:

• Dead business.gov.au and industry.gov.au links are replaced with ministerial releases.
• Paywalled news links (The Australian, AdelaideNow) and Wikipedia are replaced with official program pages.
• Redirected ARC and AIML links are updated.

Review notes

• Sources: verified against arc.gov.au, business.gov.au (CRC, CRC-P, MRFF), the ARC deadline extension notice, business.sa.gov.au, adelaide.edu.au, govai.gov.au and the program pages. Where only news coverage was available (the SA budget year), the source is named in a TODO.

• Unchanged: two headings that other pages link to (#south-australia-28-million-ai-initiative-2025-2029 and #queensland-manufacturing-ai-uplift-trial-750000). The FAQ data and the disclaimer and licence are also unchanged.

• Still TODO:

  • ai.sa.gov.au blocked automated checks, so that link and description need a browser check.
  • The Queensland $10M program's TODO stays, because it hasn't been named or opened.

• Tools page scope: ai-aus-tools-frameworks.md changes only in its GovAI Chat sentence. The SEO check requires a new last-reviewed date for any content change, so that page's date moves to 2026-10-09 after a check of its time-sensitive claims only, not a full review. Flagged here so the date isn't mistaken for a full review.

• Evidence:

  • The full local CI sequence passes (heading, strict build, SEO as committed, agent-readiness).
  • Every newly added link returns 200, apart from ai.sa.gov.au (403 to automated checks). AWS's program-specific page is gone, so the entry now links to AWS Startups programs.

• I used Australian English and checked relevant internal links.

• I cited authoritative sources for factual or regulatory claims.

• I flagged legislation, standards, and government-program claims for human verification.

• I preserved existing disclaimers, risk warnings, headings, and linked anchors.

• I ran .venv-py312/bin/zensical build --strict.

• I noted any breaking URL changes or redirects above. (None.)

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