It’s the photo that contradicts the old proverb, 'Red sky at night, sailors’ delight. Red sky at morning, sailors’ warning', and it's been recognised at a recent state resilience awards.
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About the Economic FRRG
The effects of a disaster on the economic environment can be classified in terms of direct and indirect impacts. The tangi
Disaster assistance is now available for local government areas in Far North Queensland impacted by the severe weather and flooding brought on by Severe Tropical Cyclone Trevor.
Assistance is being provided through the jointly funded Commonwealth-Queensland Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
Disaster assistance has been extended to Cloncurry, Douglas, Hope Vale and McKinlay following recent intense rainfall that resulted in far reaching flooding throughout northern and central-western Queensland.
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The natural disasters that struck north-east Australia between November 2010 and February 2011 will long be remembered by the people of Queensland.
Learn about QRA Reconstruction Monitoring, why it's conducted after a disaster or significant weather event, and how the information collected is used to help track and support recovery in disaster impacted communities.
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Disaster assistance grants are available for flooded Queensland small businesses and not-for-profit organisations.
Financial support for flood-affected small businesses, farmers, not-for-profit organisations and sporting and community clubs in South East Queensland is available thanks to an agreement between the Prime Minister and Queensland Premier following the devastating February floods.
The Commonwealth and Queensland Governments have jointly funded up to $1.5 million under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements for the Rural Residential Recovery Program.