A program empowering NDIS participants in the Bundaberg area to prepare for disasters has been described nationally as "impressive", and the "best system".
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About eligibility for DRFA during a pandemic
All costs must be directly linked to an eligible DRFA activity and will be managed as per the usual process.
The Commonwealth and state government have established a $20 million fund to strengthen key infrastructure to better withstand natural disasters, and in doing so have changed how Betterment funding is delivered in Queensland.
What is betterment?
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.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) is the state’s lead agency responsible for disaster recovery, resilience and flood risk management policy in Queensland.
Queensland Police Service Assistant Commissioner Ben Marcus has been appointed Deputy State Recovery Coordinator to boost recovery efforts in south-east Queensland following severe weather over the Christmas period.
An $8 million funding kick-start from the Australian and Queensland Governments will boost the clean-up and early recovery efforts of communities impacted by north Queensland’s flood emergency.
The Queensland Strategy for Disaster Resilience (QSDR) provides an overarching framework to guide how Queensland Government collaboratively delivers disaster resilience commitments and actions, based on local and regional needs, to streng
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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.
Classrooms across the state can be in the running for a visit from rugby league legend Johnathan Thurston with Get Ready Queensland’s 2021 schools competition launching this week.