A range of targeted hardship payments are now available for eligible uninsured residents in 15 Brisbane suburbs impacted by last month’s hailstorms.
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Iconic Queensland household disaster preparedness program Get Ready Queensland is set to be rolled out across the country off the back of a $27.8 million investment by the Australian and state and territory governments.
An innovative, community-driven planning project has redefined resilience and cultural alignment for the flood affected Far North Queensland community of Wujal Wujal.
A unique concert event at Moore Reef, Cairns in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Jasper celebrated community resilience, boosted regional tourism, and generated significant economic and promotional value.
Southern Queensland producers are joining forces with government industry officers to embed better disaster resilience practices into their operations.
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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QRA’s monitoring and evaluation function is jointly funded under Australian and Queensland Government Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
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.