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Exceptional Disaster Assistance Recovery Grants are available for affected primary producers following the North and Far North Tropical Low, commencing 29 January 2025, to hire or purchase equ
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Small Business and Non-Profit Organisation Recovery Grants of up to $25,000 have been announced following the Tropical Cyclone Alfred and Associated Severe Weather, 1 -
Roger Wagner has been left living in a caravan after almost three metres of water came rushing through his home and backyard business.
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This $25 million package exceptional Circumstances Recovery Grants is for small businesses and not-for-profit organisations who have suffered direct damage from the following eligible events:
About removal and management of disaster waste and debris from residential properties and essential public assets
Category A/B Counter Disaster Operations (CDO)
Eligibility for Category A/B Counter Disaster Operations (CDO) is limi
The Queensland Government is committing almost half-a-billion-dollars over five years to disaster resilience and risk reduction efforts as part of its 2025-26 Budget.
Queenslanders are no strangers to natural disasters – we’re the most disaster impacted state in Australia.
With the release of its Strategic Plan 2024-28, QRA has set out a clear pathway to improve the resilience of Queensland communities and facilitate locally-led disaster recovery.
Get Ready Queensland Week 2018 launched on Monday 8 October in line with the Bureau of Meteorology’s Cyclone and Severe Storm Outlook for 2018-19. The multi-agency, statewide event helped Queenslanders prepare for whatever Mother Nature has in store this disaster season.
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