Event summary
The Central Queensland Bushfires, 22 November – 6 December 2018 event involved more than 140 fires in Central Queensland having a disastrous effect on residents, primary producers, agriculture and the
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About the Building FRRG
The effects of a disaster on the built environment often result in damage and disruption which inhibits the capacity of essential services and services
In February 2022, Leah and her son were living in a caravan on her parents’ property north of Gympie. Two weeks before the flooding, she had moved the caravan to a new position on the side of a hill.
About the Guideline
The State guideline: Flood evacuation route improvements (the Guideline) and supporting materials provide guidance on a process to support the identification of 'fair and reasonable' flood evacuatio
Accurate and up-to-date surveys of the physical terrain are critical in developing flood studies.
Three levels of government came together to deliver $1.7 million in vital funding to reopen the Townsville Hockey Complex following the floods in 2019.
About Get Ready Queensland
The Get Ready Queensland program is a year round, all hazards, resilience building initiative coordinated by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) to help Queenslanders and Queensland communities p
Program purpose
To assist the region to recover after the Central Queensland Bushfires in 2018, a Community Recovery Package was made availab
Small business owners in Greater Brisbane, Gympie and Ipswich still doing it tough from last year's flood events, will be able to turn to three new small business wellness coaches to reduce stress, overcome chal