Case studies

Building greater resilience into vital infrastructure has paid dividends for a rural south-east Queensland community routinely isolated by flooded roads.

A unique concert event at Moore Reef, Cairns in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Jasper celebrated community resilience, boosted regional tourism, and generated significant economic and promotional value.

Mackay’s main link to the popular tourist areas of Pioneer Valley and Eungella Range has been restored following significant damage caused by 2023’s record-breaking rainfall.

Smart engineering has helped repair a spectacular section of road through the Daintree National Park following extensive damage caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

A program developed following catastrophic flooding events over the 2021-22 severe weather season is helping Burnett Mary producers build resilience and improve their operations.

Reopening Gillies Range Road to two lanes ahead of schedule is a big win for the Cairns region in its recovery from the devastation of ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

The massive clean-up after south-east Queensland’s wild storms over the 2023-24 Christmas-new year period delivered some unexpected environmental benefits.

Southern Queensland producers are joining forces with government industry officers to embed better disaster resilience practices into their operations.

The revitalisation of a popular Gold Coast boardwalk is delivering lifestyle and environmental benefits that will reach from sea to land to sky.

Following south-east Queensland’s big wet of early 2022, Betterment resilience works have improved the reliability of a vital part of Bundaberg’s regional road network.