Throughout the recovery process, it is important to capture and share stories of recovery, good practice and resilience from impacted communities.
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Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) is responsible for the Queensland Recovery Plan, and event-specific state recovery and resilience plans, developed with support from the Functional Recovery and Resilience Groups as outlined in recovery governance.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) Strategic Plan 2024-28 outlines QRA's vision, purpose, organisational objectives, strategies, outcomes and performance indicators.
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The $25 million in Extraordinary Recovery Grants for primary producers is available to eligible primary producers who have suffered direct damage from the following eligible events:
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Records are the basis for organisational accountability, ensure compliance with legislative requirements and protect the interests of the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) and the rights of its employees and the public
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The $25 million in Extraordinary Recovery Grants for primary producers is available to eligible primary producers who have suffered direct damage from the following eligible events:
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The Stronger Homes Grant Program allows flood-affected homeowners in North and Far North Queensland access to grants to help rebuild their homes for long-term flood resilience. Eligible homeowners can access grants of up t
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Exceptional Circumstances Local Recovery and Resilience Grants of up to $1 million are available for the following three local government areas (LGAs) severely impacted by the South East Queensland Severe storms and rainfal