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The $4 million Building Resilient Tourism Infrastructure Fund: North Queensland Tropical Low (BRTINQ) is available to support a more sustainable resilient tourism industry, future proofing the region’s tourism operators.

Applications are open for a new disaster recovery funding program targeting community recreational assets in 30 flood impacted north and Far North Queensland council areas.

QRA officers have hit the road for a three-week Reconstruction Monitoring operation to check on the recovery progress of disaster affected communities in the Far North, north, and south-east.

The newly announced Small Business Recovery Assistance Grants will provide up to $15,000 to eligible small businesses that experienced significant trading disruptions due to this year's summer flooding in the north.

The Australian and Queensland Governments will invest $7.4 million to restore Sooning Street Bridge, Magnetic Island, after the critical piece of infrastructure was destroyed by floodwaters during the summer.

Exclusion fencing and fodder drops are being targeted in a $160 million disaster assistance package to assist those hardest hit by western Queensland’s record flooding

New life has been breathed into the Beree-Badalla Reserve Boardwalk on the banks of Currumbin Creek, with a $4 million investment from the Australian and Queensland Governments restoring the popular recreational asset after it was damaged by floods in 2022.

Disaster Recovery Grants for primary producers, small businesses and not-for-profits, and a council Community Relief Fund are the latest assistance measures extended to western Queensland communities devastated by recent floods.

Not-for-profit sport and recreation clubs impacted by recent major disasters across Queensland can apply for recovery grants to help them get back on the park.

Disaster Recovery Grants totalling more than $80 million are the latest assistance measure to support south-east communities following Tropical Cyclone Alfred.