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The $3.5 million National Park Recovery Program will help Queensland’s Department of Environment and Science (DES) manage impacts and threats to iconic national parks and World Heritage areas in th
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The revitalisation of a popular Gold Coast boardwalk is delivering lifestyle and environmental benefits that will reach from sea to land to sky.
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This $242 million package is to support Queensland communities in their recovery from the North and Far North Queensland Monsoon Trough, 25 January to 14 February. The package includes funding for betterment, busi
Working together towards a shared vision of flood resilience
Flood waters don’t respect boundaries, so the Burdekin and Haughton Flood
The massive clean-up after south-east Queensland’s wild storms over the 2023-24 Christmas-new year period delivered some unexpected environmental benefits.
Local producers and native animals are reaping the benefits of work by the Gympie and District Landcare group to reclaim the banks of a flood-ravaged creek.
Residents isolated by flooding in Camooweal, 190km north-west of Mount Isa, can now access Personal Hardship Assistance provided by the Queensland Government.
Parts of Bundaberg East, Bundaberg South and the city’s CBD will be better protected from future flooding after the Australian and Queensland Governments agreed to build a 1.7km concrete levee parallel to the so
Heavy rainfall in early 2022 saw Gold Coast-Springbrook Road quite literally slip off the ‘must do drive’ list of locals, day trippers and tourists, and in the process created a major headache for local businesses, until now.
Flood is one of the biggest threats across the state.