More than 30 tourism resilience initiatives across Queensland are set to be supported through the $5 million Building Resilient Tourism Infrastructure Fund, part of a $7 million Tourism Recovery and Resilience package launched last September.
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After serving as Queensland's State Recovery Coordinator following the South East Queensland floods of 2022, Major General Jake Ellwood (Retd) has today been announced as the new CEO for the Queensland Reconstruction Authority.
About the Statewide Assessment of Flood Risk Factors
Queensland is the most disaster impacted state in Australia, with flooding causing the most damage
Personal hardship payments are now available to individuals and families in Burke Shire following extreme rainfall and flooding in the region.
Further disaster funding is available for northern Queensland communities as monsoonal rain and flooding continues to impact the region.
Purpose
The Local Recovery and Resilience Grants provide $1 million capped grant all
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Purpose
The Queensland Government has established a $170 million Betterment Fund ($150 million under DRFA Category D and $20 million DRFA Category E) available across eligible local government areas