The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) is the state’s lead agency responsible for disaster recovery and resilience policy.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) Strategic Plan 2024-28 outlines QRA's vision, purpose, organisational objectives, strategies, outcomes and performance indicators.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) was established under the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Act 2011 following unprecedented natural disasters that struck Queensland over the summer months of 2010-11. A legislative amendment that came into effect on 11 June 2015 made QRA a permanent part of the Queensland Government.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) reports to the Minister for Fire and Disaster Recovery and Minister for Corrective Services the Honourable Nikki Boyd MP, and the Queensland Reconstruction Board.
Under the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Act 2011, the key purpose of the Queensland Reconstruction Board is to oversee the operations of the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA). Find out about the functions and membership of the Board.
Jake Ellwood is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Queensland Reconstruction Authority.
Annual reports provide information about the Queensland Reconstruction Authority's financial and non-financial performance.
Queensland Reconstruction Authority Board Reports prepared for the Queensland Reconstruction Board.
Learn about reform in Queensland, including the Disaster and Emergency Services Reform, and the Review into Queensland’s Disaster Management Arrangements, and how these reforms are relevant to QRA's responsibilities.
A career with the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) is an opportunity to work and learn in an ever-changing environment that is efficient, innovative and resilient.
QRA's Equity and Diversity plan outlines how we are supporting diversity in the workplace.