The Australian and Queensland Governments are providing $170 million in Betterment funding to build essential public infrastructure damaged in the 2021-22 disaster season to a more resilient standard.
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Disaster assistance is now available in three local government areas after intense rainfall and severe flooding throughout south-west Queensland.
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A total $29.15 million Tourism Recovery and Resilience Program will provide support to eligible local government areas following the Tropical Cyclone Jasper, 13 - 28 December 2023
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$2.25 million is available to the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries to engage up to three temporary Cyclone Industry Recovery and Resilience Officers (CIRROs), one CIRRO Coordinator and one Rural Business Welln
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The $8.88 million Small Business Support Package includes one-on-one case management focused on mental health and financial security, partnerships with councils and chambers of commerce to address
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The $3.0 million Rural Landholder Recovery Grants Program will support the rural residential properties that do not meet the criteria for primary producer assistance.
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The $1 million Rural Landholder Recovery Grants Program will support the rural residential properties that do not meet the criteria for primary producer assistance.
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The $1.5 million Rural Landholder Recovery Grants Program will support the rural residential properties that do not meet the criteria for primary producer assistance.
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The $4.52 million Small Business Support Package includes one-on-one case management focused on mental health and financial security, partnerships with councils and chambers of commerce to address
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The $1.865 million Agricultural Industry Recovery and Resilience Officers program will employ targeted, specialised resilience officers who will work with industry, local governments and producers impacted by the