Event summary
The Queensland Bushfires, September - December 2019 event in Queensland was catastrophic.
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A range of assistance has been activated through the joint State and Commonwealth Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) to address the immediate and long-term effects from the following events in the 2021-22 summer season:
Almost 40 per cent of the homes and commercial buildings impacted by the South East Queensland floods, are no longer showing signs of damage and repairs have started on almost one-third of the properties still damaged.
A vital regional connector road in far north west Queensland has been made more resilient thanks to an $8 million investment from the 2019 Betterment Program.
The Queensland Government has partnered with six member councils of the South West Queensland Regional Organisation of Councils (SWQROC) to deliver the South West Regional Resilience Strategy which harnesses local expertise to c
Hot, dry and windy conditions from September 2023 led to extreme fire danger across northern and southern Queensland. In the Western Downs township of Tara, bushfires forced the evacuation of 350 people, with housing support desperately needed.
Residents in another 15 localities in the City of Moreton Bay can now access financial support following recent heavy rainfall and flooding.
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Funding of $1 million is available to engage service providers to deliver a series of community-led mental health and wellbeing events in the worst affected local government areas (LGAs) following the&n
Purpose
This loan scheme will support medium to large businesses, including primary producers, related agricultural businesses, and other businesses critical to
Queensland leads the nation in delivering betterment programs that demonstrate how upfront investment in stronger, more resilient assets saves money for all levels of government in future disasters.