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.
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QRA provides a regional liaison service with Regional Liaison Officers (RLOs) and a recovery connection service with Resilience and Recovery Officers (RROs) for each local government, and relevant state agencies.
Disaster resilience line of sight
Queensland's Strategy for Disaster Resilience aligns with global, national, state, regional and local resilience policies and initiatives as outlined in the diagram below showing the resilience line of s
About Get Ready Queensland
Get Ready Queensland (GRQ) is a year-round, all hazards, resilience building program coordinated by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority to help communities and individuals prepare for natural disasters.
The Queensland Government has announced four new appointments to the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Board, reinforcing its focus on building stronger communities and disaster preparedness across the state.
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On 13 June 2023, following the successful delivery of the 2023-24 State Budget, the allocation of $152 million of Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) Efficiencies Funding Program (R
Funding is flowing into regions affected by Tropical Cyclone Alfred earlier this year to support coastal rehabilitation and recovery efforts.
Disaster impacted sport and recreation clubs and councils across south-east Queensland and western Queensland can now tap into $42.5 million in grant funding to aid their recovery efforts.
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The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) Strategic Plan 2025-29 outlines QRA's vision, purpose, organisational objectives, strategies, outcomes and performance indicators.