Case studies

Prioritising community has transformed preparedness, connectedness, and recovery practices for residents in one of Brisbane’s most flood-vulnerable areas.

Queensland’s progressive approach to disaster recovery is helping Laos strengthen resilience in their essential transport infrastructure.

A forward-thinking educational initiative is equipping the next generation in a disaster-prone Far North Queensland community to solve complex sustainability challenges.

A $39.2 million investment has transformed fire management across Queensland’s vast public protected areas, delivering groundbreaking outcomes for the environment and community safety.

Community-led recovery efforts in remote Far North Queensland following Tropical Cyclone Jasper have set new benchmarks in resilience, cultural continuity and social cohesion.

A beloved artisan bakehouse in Far North Queensland, damaged during Tropical Cyclone Jasper, is back from the brink thanks to a $20,000 Small Business Exceptional Assistance Grant from the Australian and Queensland Governments.

A Queensland-first initiative has helped young people contribute to disaster preparedness in their community, fostering resilience, engagement, and awareness.

Innovative reconstruction methods have future-proofed a critical stretch of road in the Lockyer Valley, delivered far-reaching benefits to the region's producers and communities.

Resilience improvements to a vital but flood-prone transport route between Dalby and Cecil Plains have protected local businesses and jobs during times of increased severe weather.

It's game on once more for Cairns Hockey Association, who have overcome significant disaster damage to enter an exciting new era at the club.