About the DRFA exceptional circumstances packages
The 2025 We
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Purpose
The $34.25 million Flood studies, risk assessment and management strategies and intelligence systems (WP3) work package is part of the $49 million Flood Risk Management Program (FRMP) - a compo
Embracing 21st century technology has helped a small remote Queensland council provide accurate information about flooded roads in its area.
Roadworks to repair a key transport route on the Darling Downs took unexpected turns courtesy of two unlikely sources, unsuitable soil and an endangered lizard.
Following flooding in February 2022, an important project to improve the health and flood resilience of a waterway running through Brisbane’s northern suburbs has moved into its next stage.
About Local Government Trigger Points
Local government trigger points apply to the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) Reconstruction of Essential Public Assets (REPA) relief measure, which includes Emergency Works and Immed
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The Queensland Reconstruction Authority invites you to join the Supporting and Upskilling Community Champions Project – an initiative to enhance our community's preparedness and resilience for future flood events in
Purpose
The Environmental Recovery Program aims to improve the condition of the catchments and associated ecological processes and contribute to riverine recovery, weed and pest management, biod
About the DRFA exceptional circumstances package
The 2023 Southern Queensland Bushfires recovery operation includes a suite of exceptional circumstances funding packages has been developed to support communities, fam
Steps to become a MARS authorised user
The 3 steps to become a MARS authorised user are outlined below, along with information about the different User Types in MARS, consultant access, how to remove a user, and the c