Communities impacted by the Central Queensland Bushfires have received more than $1 million to fund community recovery and resilience projects.
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Disaster Recovery Grants totalling more than $80 million are the latest assistance measure to boost south-east Queensland’s recovery from ex-tropical cyclone Alfred.
MARS is the Management and Reporting System developed by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) to support councils and state agencies with disaster funding applications
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Event summary
Tropical Cyclone Jasper, 13 - 28 December 2023
The Queensland Government has partnered with Croydon Shire Council; Etheridge Shire Council; and Mareeba Shire Council to deliver the Hinterland to Gulf Regional Resilience Strategy which harnesses local expertise to champi
Floods and bushfires rare significant risks in Queensland, and so it is essential that there is consistent flood and bushfire messaging provided by state and local governments before, during and after a flood event.
Specialised resilience officers are helping Queensland primary producers not only recover from recent natural disasters but build resilience for future events.
After being washed away during the 2022 floods, White Patch Bridge on Bribie Island has been restored and improved for the community to ensure the same situation isn't repeated again.
The Australian Government is investing $91.8 million to better protect northern, Far North and north-west Queensland communities against future natural disasters.
The Queensland and Australian Governments are providing additional disaster assistance to important economic sectors across the south-east following severe weather that has devastated the region.