Purpose
The Tourism Recovery and Resilience package will provide targeted support to the tourism industry in affected areas, assisting them to recover from the impacts of the floods and build lo
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Final doorknocking for the 2023-24 disaster season and initial visits following the disaster events of 2025
QRA officers are assessing disaster damaged properties across Queensland between 9 - 27 June to
Concessional loans up to $250,000 are now available to bushfire impacted small businesses in Queensland's Western Downs, with support being provided by the Australian and Queensland Governments.
The Australian and Queensland Governments have activated disaster assistance for another 17 Queensland local government areas as the effects of the state’s ongoing flood emergency spread further north and west.
Personal Hardship Assistance from the Australian and Queensland Governments has been activated for residents for five south-east Queensland council areas in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Program purpose
The purpose of the jointly funded Australian and Queensland Government (50:50) Community Education and Information Program is to enhance the disaster preparedness and resilience of communities impacted b
Queensland Reconstruction Authority officers are carrying out the first follow-up damage assessments on properties impacted by the state's recent summer of disasters.
Primary producers in southern Queensland will soon have support from specialised resilience officers to help them recover from recent natural disasters and plan for future events.
Queensland’s flood-affected primary producers, small businesses and not-for-profit organisations will now have more time to apply for extraordinary disaster assistance in response to the monsoonal floods that inundated the north-west in early 2023.
The Repeat Events and Dollars Index (REDI) is a web-based interactive mapping application developed to help Queensland councils better understand their risk, costs and repeat damage from natural disa