Disaster assistance is now available to five flood-impacted local councils following heavy rainfall and flooding across Western and Southern Queensland from 10-13 November 2021.
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The Queensland Disaster Resilience and Mitigation Investment Framework (the Framework) provides guidance on effective investment decision-making and prioritisation to support disaster resilience and mitigation across Queensland.
Disaster assistance is now available to seven more flooded local councils following extreme monsoonal rainfall and flooding across Regional Queensland.
About evidence of pre-disaster condition
This guidance summarises the pre-disaster and post-disaster asset condition evidence acceptable
Communities in the Western Downs affected by ongoing bushfires in the region can now access disaster assistance to support recovery efforts through the joint Australian and Queensland government funded Disaster
Another $200 million is available through the Australian Government's flagship $1 billion disaster risk reduction initiative, with councils, state agencies and non-government organisations invited to submit potential projects and initiatives.
Exceptional Queenslanders strengthening disaster resilience in communities have been honoured at the state 2024 Resilient Australia Awards held in Brisbane.
Projects helping build Queensland’s resilience to natural disasters were on show at the 2022 Get Ready Queensland Resilient Australia Awards, held in Brisbane on Thursday 8 September.
Recovery from the 2018-19 disaster season
Queensland’s recovery from the devastating 2018-19 disaster season, which saw 12 natural disasters leave a more than a billion dollar dama
For events that occurred from 1 July 2021 to 29 January 2023
These guidelines outline Queensland's two disaster relief and recovery arrangements: the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) and the State Disaster Rel