A $5 million Emergency Fodder Support Package is now available to help western Queensland primary producers keep their livestock fed during the current record-breaking flood event.
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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.
Relocation, demolition and site rectification works are powering ahead on Lockyer Valley properties purchased under the Voluntary Home Buy-Back (VHBB) program. 21 contracts of sale have now been settled in the Lockyer Valley, allowing families to move on with their lives out of high-risk flood zones.
Rugby league legend, Indigenous role model and former Queenslander of the Year Johnathan Thurston has been announced as the first ambassador for community disaster preparedness program Get Ready Queensland.
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:
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The Coordinated Emergency Fodder Support Package supports activities to ensure primary producers have access to emergency fodder crucial for sustaining cattle and mitigating the impacts of flooding and los
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The Queensland Bushfires, September - December 2019 event in Queensland was catastrophic.
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.
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
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.