Queensland Police Service Assistant Commissioner Ben Marcus has been appointed Deputy State Recovery Coordinator to boost recovery efforts in south-east Queensland following severe weather over the Christmas period.
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Far North Queensland small businesses impacted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper can apply for extraordinary disaster assistance grants of up to $50,000 from the Australian and Queensland Governments.
The Queensland and Australian Governments are providing additional disaster assistance to important economic sectors across the south-east following severe weather that has devastated the region.
All localities within The City of Gold Coast have now been activated for Personal Hardship Assistance payments following the battering from Christmas Night’s severe storms and subsequent heavy rainfall over the new year period.
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Exceptional Circumstances Local Recovery and Resilience Grants of up to $1 million are available for the following three local government areas (LGAs) severely impacted by the South East Queensland Severe storms and rainfal
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A total of $1 million in funding for three specified local governments to engage project managers and other skilled workers to design, coordinate and manage extraordinary recovery efforts following the Trop
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The $25 million in Extraordinary Recovery Grants for primary producers is available to eligible primary producers who have suffered direct damage from the following eligible events:
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This $25 million package Extraordinary Recovery Grants for small business and Not-For-Profit organisations is available to eligible small businesses and Not-For-Profit organisations who have suffered direct damage from the foll
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$20 million capped funding to specified local governments and state agencies to undertake assessments and conduct extraordinary clean-up activities following the following eligible events: