About the Environment FRRG
The effects of a disaster on the natural environment may be a direct result of the disaster or through a secondary impact or
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The Australian and Queensland Governments have activated disaster support for more Queenslanders impacted by recent bushfires on the Southern Downs, with financial assistance available to a range of new localities.
Extensive floods in 2021-22 prompted the creation of a new online platform to help Queensland’s tourism industry address the challenges of a changing climate and support sustainable and resilient development.
The Queensland Government has partnered with members of the Far North Queensland Regional Organisation of Councils (FNQROC) to deliver the Wet Tropics Regional Resilience Strategy which harnesses lo
The Queensland Government has partnered with the four members of the Darling Downs South West Council of Mayors (DDSWCOM) to deliver the Darling Downs Regional Resilience Strategy which harnesses lo
Recognising the intangible benefits of investing in resilient infrastructure
Investment in resilient infrastructure has many benefits.
The Queensland Reconstruction Board
Under the Queensland Reconstruction Authority Act 2011, the key purpose of the Queensland Reconstruction Board is to oversee the operations of the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (
Sarina Range Reconstruction of critical infrastructure and restoration of community wellbeing have been vital to the recovery of the Sarina Range district following the impacts of Severe Tropical Cyclone Debbie in 2017.
Sedan Dip Road in Cloncurry has been rebuilt better than ever after it was damaged by the monsoon and floods in February 2019. The roadworks received $9.4 million in Betterment funding under the joint Australian and Queensland Governments’ Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
Purpose
Flexible Funding Grants support local recovery and resilience building activities for communities impacted by flood events in 2021-2022.