The 2021-22 Southern Queensland Floods State Recovery and Resilience Plan 2022-24 (the Plan) documents local activities, regional recovery and resilience priorities, and state and Commonwealth
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The $2.35 million Community engagement and education material (WP1) is part of the Flood Risk Management Program (FRMP) - a component of the jointly funded Australian and Queensland Government (50:50)&nbs
Ipswich’s much-loved Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve has reopened after being severely damaged by the devastating floods of 2022.
$12 million has just been announced for a further 26 resilient infrastructure projects in regional and remote communities impacted by the 2019 monsoon trough event.
Former Governor of Queensland Paul de Jersey has been appointed State Recovery Coordinator in response to Ex-Tropical Cyclone Seth flooding event that has caused devastation through the Wide Bay and Burnett region.
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The $7 million Emergency Response Fund (ERF) Flood Warning Infrastructure Network (FWIN) program is supporting best practice flood warning infrastructure following the February–March 2022 flood eve
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.
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The $500,000 Western Downs Bushfire Risk and Resilience Strategy will increase the understanding and implementation of proactive bushfire mitigation strategies to inform and support community
The Queensland Government has partnered with the seven councils that make up the Remote Area Planning and Development Board (RAPAD) to deliver the Central West Regional Resilience Strategy which harnesses
Following south-east Queensland’s big wet of early 2022, Betterment resilience works have improved the reliability of a vital part of Bundaberg’s regional road network.