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The $6.24 million Community Health and Wellbeing package targets communities activated for personal hardship assistance and who experienced loss and severe damage of properties due to the
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Mackay’s main link to the popular tourist areas of Pioneer Valley and Eungella Range has been restored following significant damage caused by 2023’s record-breaking rainfall.
Another $200 million is available through the Australian Government's flagship $1 billion disaster risk reduction initiative, with councils, state agencies and non-government organisations invited to submit potential projects and initiatives.
For current flood events
For current flood events, check the Bureau of Meteorology website and the relevant local government disaster dashboard.
The following Regional Resilience Strategies also ha
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The Queensland Government has established a $61.215 million (inclusive of State Department program administration costs) Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Package available to eligible local government a
About the State Recovery Coordinator role
The State Recovery Coordinator (SRC) works with communities affected by disaster events.
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The $2.51 million Community Health and Wellbeing package targets communities activated for personal hardship assistance and who experienced loss and severe damage of properties due to the
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The Queensland Government has established a $13.931 million Wujal Wujal Targeted Assistance Package recognising the specific damage to it’s community and recreational assets following Trop