Event summary
The North & Far North Queensland Monsoon Trough, 25 January - 14 February 2019 e
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Recognising the intangible benefits of investing in resilient infrastructure
Investment in resilient infrastructure has many benefits.
A total rebuild of Gympie Netball Association’s flood-ravaged facilities is expected to spark renewed interest in the sport locally and boost community spirit across the region.
Nearly $10.5 million in new funding will be shared among Queensland communities to help build greater disaster resilience and reduce the impacts of severe weather.
North Burnett Regional Council
Gayndah Mundubbera Road – project summary
- Gayndah Mundubbera Road is an essential frei
Aurukun Shire Council
Aurukun Access Road – project summary
- Aurukun Access Road was a gravel road that provides the only road link to and from the Aurukun community.
- The
Somerset Regional Council (various projects)
- Somerset Regional Council has a large number of major and minor waterways crossing through the region which leave it vulnerable to damage.
- Floods in 2011, 2013 and 2015 caused
Scenic Rim Regional Council
- Villis Bridge is located on Niebling Road and is the only access road for approximately 12 properties.
- High velocity flooding in the 2013 Severe Tropical Cyclone Oswald event tore the bridge f
North Burnett Regional Council
The Gayndah Water Supply Intake Station on the Burnett River provides the town’s only water supply and supports a population of approximately 2000, as well as local primary industries.