Queensland’s Department of Transport and Main Roads has repaired and strengthened an extensively flood-damaged section of road west of Childers to improve the region's resilience to future flood events.
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The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) manages and coordinates Queensland’s program of recovery and reconstruction funding within disaster-impacted communities, and delivers best practice administration of public reconstruction and resilien
Training for Disaster Management in Queensland under the Queensland Disaster Management Training Framework and the responsibility of the Queensland Police Service (QPS).
An almost $90 million investment in resilient infrastructure upgrades headlines a suite of long-term disaster recovery initiatives to drive Queensland’s return from the volatile 2025-26 disaster season.
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Betterment allows local governments and state agencies to rebuild essential public assets to a more resilient standard to help them withstand the impacts of future natural disasters.
Mount Isa-Duchess Road in Cloncurry Shire will receive a multimillion-dollar Betterment upgrade to strengthen the vital rural connector against future severe weather.
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Betterment allows local governments and state agencies to rebuild essential public assets to a more resilient standard to help them withstand the impacts of future natural disasters.
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.
A mix of 17th century physics and Aussie ingenuity is protecting the equipment managing traffic flow on some of Brisbane’s major roads.
A section of the 790-kilometre Castlereagh Highway that connects the southern Queensland interior with New South Wales has been rebuilt to better withstand severe weather events and reduce future disaster impacts on communities.