Case studies

A program to develop and extend business resilience planning processes is helping Queensland farmers better manage their land and crops in the face of a changing climate and more severe weather.

A first-of-its-kind resilience workshop has turned up the volume on disaster preparedness messaging for members of Townsville’s deaf and hard of hearing community.

Donations to help re-establish a Far North Queensland Indigenous community devastated by Tropical Cyclone Jasper came with an unexpected bonus – a renewed belief in humanity.

An Australian Red Cross initiative is improving key relationships and trust with First Nations people and communities recovering from and preparing for disasters.

A program empowering NDIS participants in the Bundaberg area to prepare for disasters has been described nationally as "impressive", and the "best system".

An Australian-first assessment of the Port of Brisbane’s vulnerability to external risks and hazards has examined how to enhance the resilience of critical local assets.

Work by a dynamic Queensland mapping technology company has taken Lockyer Valley Regional Council’s Flood Information Portal to a whole new level when it comes to data availability and efficiency.

The completion of emergency roadworks on a vital Far North Queensland stretch of highway will now allow for long-term repairs to proceed following severe damage caused by ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

Extensive floods in 2021-22 prompted the creation of a new online platform to help Queensland’s tourism industry address the challenges of a changing climate and support sustainable and resilient development.