A Community Relief Fund worth $15 million will power the early recovery efforts of south-east Queensland councils in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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The Queensland Government has established a $130 million Betterment Fund available to the 18 eligible local government areas in Queensland impacted by the Tropical Cyclone Jasper, associated rainfa
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Floods, cyclones, storm tides and bushfires are a part of life for many Queenslanders.
Additional bushfire support has been activated for Cook, Mareeba and Tablelands through the Commonwealth-state Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
Queensland’s remote and regional communities will be able to build disaster-damaged public assets from the 2020-21 disaster season back to a better standard after they shared in $20 million in Betterment funding.
QRA hosted the 2018 Get Ready Queensland Resilient Australia Awards, which recognise projects, programs and initiatives that help build resilience and protect Queenslanders from disaster as part of the state’s Get Ready Week activities.
Improving Moonie Highway’s flood resilience has been the focus of recently completed repair works following significant damage from the 2021-22 disaster season.
Ground-breaking changes to disaster assistance funding will, for the first time ever, allow flood impacted north Queensland farmers to get their crops back in the ground and start working towards harvest and recovery.
The following list of flood terms and definitions are provided to support consistent communication about flooding.
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The $14.1 million Community Health and Wellbeing, Community Recovery and Resilience Officers, Flexible Funding Grants package aims to mitigate psychosocial impacts, help impacted individuals access financial support, builders a