The Queensland disaster recovery arrangements demonstrate a collaborative approach bringing together agencies, stakeholders and resources for planning, coordinating and delivering recovery functions.
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A $2 million Coordinated Emergency Support Package has been announced to help graziers in Carpentaria, Cloncurry, Flinders, McKinlay and Richmond Shires following recent record-breaking floods across the northern outback.
Thirteen local governments from Burke to Townsville are now receiving assistance for their response and recovery activities as heavy rains continue to inundate Queensland's north and north-west.
Learn about reforms in Queensland at the state-level and QRA's expanded responsibilities that became effective on 1 July 2024:
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The Evaluation Strategy Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements 2024-2027 has been developed to support contemporary evaluation practice within the context of Queensland’s recovery
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The Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rainfall and Flooding, 21 March - 19 May 2025 event caused widespread rain and flooding across Western Queensland.
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The Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather, 1 March -16 March 2025 event is one of the most significant weather events in Australia's recent history, bringing a multitude of severe weather across
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The North and Far North Tropical Low 29 January – 28 February 2025 event has seen record-breaking flood conditions in North and Far Nor
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The $75.1 million Environmental Recovery Package is being delivered in two stages to support recovery to improve the condition of the catchments and associated ecological processes and cultural values in the impacted regions, a