Queensland Reconstruction Authority officers are carrying out the first follow-up damage assessments on properties impacted by the state's recent summer of disasters.
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Queensland communities hardest hit by the floods of 2022 are sharing in a $7 million investment by the Australian Government to strengthen the state’s flood resilience.
In response to Queensland’s 2023-24 severe weather season, a review will be conducted by the state’s Inspector-General Emergency Management (IGEM).
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The $2.2 million Mental Health Program will provide individual and family therapeutic care and interventions for people impacted by the Southern Queensland Bushfires 8 September – 7 November 2
The Voluntary Home Buy-Back (VHBB) program is enabling vulnerable homeowners and their families to move on, free from the risk of flooding, while also creating new homes for wildlife in the Lockyer Valley.
Queensland communities most heavily affected by recent cyclones and bushfires will benefit from a range of comprehensive recovery packages totalling $127 million.
Queensland's flagship disaster preparedness, resilience and education program, Get Ready Queensland, has received $1.5 million to create natural hazard communications materials for culturally and linguistically diverse communities across Australia.