The new $4 million Building Resilient Tourism Infrastructure Fund is set to strengthen Queensland's northern tourism industry in the wake of this summer's tropical low flood event.
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The Queensland Government is committing almost half-a-billion-dollars over five years to disaster resilience and risk reduction efforts as part of its 2025-26 Budget.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) is the state’s lead agency responsible for disaster recovery, resilience and flood risk management policy in Queensland.
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Quick actions by two of Queensland's 2025 State Recovery Coordinators helped a popular Hervey Bay resort recover after it was battered by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
A section of the 790-kilometre Castlereagh Highway that connects the southern Queensland interior with New South Wales has been rebuilt to better withstand severe weather events and reduce future disaster impacts on communities.
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Coordinated by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA), Get Ready Queensland is about building our resilience to deal with extreme weather in Australia's most disaster impacted state - Queensland