A Community Relief Fund worth $15 million will power the early recovery efforts of south-east Queensland councils in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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Personal Hardship Assistance from the Australian and Queensland Governments has been activated for residents for five south-east Queensland council areas in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
NQ primary producers, small businesses and not-for-profits will receive more funding for their disaster recovery following summer flooding, while community asset repair works are set to be boosted by $50 million.
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The 2023 Southern Queensland Bushfires recovery operation includes a suite of exceptional circumstances funding packages has been developed to support communities, fam
The Queensland Government has started opening Community Recovery Hubs in areas impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred, offering central locations for residents to get face-to-face support.
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The $500,000 Western Downs Bushfire Risk and Resilience Strategy will increase the understanding and implementation of proactive bushfire mitigation strategies to inform and support community
Colonel Justin O’Connor (Retd) and former Brisbane City Councillor Peter Matic have been appointed State and Deputy Recovery Coordinators to oversee the challenging job ahead in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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The $14.1 million Community Health and Wellbeing, Community Recovery and Resilience Officers, Flexible Funding Grants package aims to mitigate psychosocial impacts, help impacted individuals access financial support, builders a