Additional grants and loans are now available for flood affected primary producers, small businesses, and sporting and community clubs to help them get back on their feet following the recent floods through south-east Queensland.
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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
More than 130 flood-impacted homeowners have now accepted a voluntary home buy-back as part of the $741 million Commonwealth-state funded Resilient Homes Fund.
A new strategy from the Australian and Queensland Governments is set to improve driving conditions on the Kuranda Range Road stretch of the Kennedy Highway between Smithfield and Kuranda.
About QRA's disclosure log
Section 78A of the Right to Information Act 2009 sets out the requirement for agencies to publish a disclosure log of information released under right to information. The disclosure l
Environmental recovery program improves the health of the waterways and gully erosion in the Gulf of Carpentaria in the aftermath of the 2019 Monsoon.
Purpose
$17.5 million in funding is available to state agencies and local councils to assist with the cost of clean-up, removal and disposal of otherwise ineligible flood-related debris for communities affected by the following
Greenwood Park at Kirwan in Townsville has undergone field remediation works to restore the four full-size playing fields to their former glory following the February 2019 monsoonal flooding event.
This section outlines the governance arrangements in place to support recovery across Queensland.
Demolition works have now begun in Maryborough on homes bought back under the Voluntary Home Buy-Back Program, with many materials set to be reused or recycled.