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Western Queensland graziers and farmers now have access to a $20 million war chest for their upcoming battle against invasive pests and weeds that have followed the devastating floods that impacted the region earlier this year.

Communities across north and Far North Queensland have received a funding boost to help restore environments damaged by the record-breaking summer floods of 2025.

Flood affected small business operators across outback Queensland can now access new financial assistance up to $15,000 to support their recovery efforts.

A $6.7 million restoration project for Upper Warrill Creek in south-east Queensland is set to deliver significant benefits for local communities, farmers, and the environment.

QRIDA is offering dedicated information sessions for flood affected outback producers, small businesses and not-for-profits to help them apply for crucial disaster assistance.

Vital restoration works on a key stretch of Cunningham Highway between Darling Downs and Fassifern Valley are on track thanks to stakeholder engagement and project safety improvements.

Fourteen of Queensland's most remote councils will receive funding to deliver critical infrastructure improvements that will improve resilience and connectivity during severe weather.

Livestock farmers 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.