Case studies

$46 million in environmental recovery funding sees the North bounce back after the 2019 Monsoon Floods.

An essential freight and transport link for the North Burnett region has been made resilient to floods thanks to the Queensland Betterment Fund and saved the community millions.

Fast-tracked flood damage repairs see a vital North Queensland bridge reopened two months ahead of schedule following the destruction of the 2019 Monsoon.

A more resilient Wallaby Point Road is delivering wins on Palm Island thanks to Betterment.

A $3.5 million Betterment project to seal a 25-kilometre section an important rural transport route has made McKinlay Shire more resilient and accessible during severe weather.

The benefits of Betterment are on display in a remote First Nations community, improving access and safety for the people of Yarrabah.

One of Townsville City Council’s betterment projects to increase their road network’s resilience to natural disasters has already been put through its ‘paces’.

Betterment funding is increasing access and safety for First Nations communities in Cape York and saving millions in avoided costs.

Hinchinbrook builds resilience to withstand flooding in Halifax through the 2019 betterment program.

Environmental recovery program improves the health of the waterways and gully erosion in the Gulf of Carpentaria in the aftermath of the 2019 Monsoon.