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Local councils across Queensland will receive financial assistance to deliver crucial infrastructure improvements under a program to safeguard regional and remote communities across the state.

Graziers recovering from the devastating impacts of the recent western Queensland floods can now access financial assistance to rebuild damaged exclusion fencing.

The Townsville community is celebrating a major milestone as the northern pipeline, which supplies 15 per cent of the city’s daily water needs, is officially back online.

South-east Queensland primary producers impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred have received a significant boost, with the Queensland and Australian Governments agreeing to increase Disaster Recovery Grants up to $75,000.

A $30 million investment from the state and federal governments will support flood affected sporting and recreational clubs in north and Far North Queensland following this year’s devastating floods.

Support packages totalling more than $77 million will aid long-term recovery efforts in flood affected areas of north and Far North Queensland.

Betterment is front and centre in a new suite of disaster assistance measures for flood ravaged western Queensland totalling around $191 million.

Noosa Shire Council has successfully completed the largest and most complex construction project in its history, marking a significant milestone for the community’s recovery following the 2022 floods.

Work is set to begin on a new two-lane bridge for Holloways Beach in Cairns, marking a significant step forward in the city's recovery from the devastating impacts of 2023's Tropical Cyclone Jasper.

Beach and environmental recovery have been prioritised in the latest round of extraordinary recovery packages for south-east Queensland communities devastated by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.