For events that occurred from 1 July 2021 to 29 January 2023
These guidelines outline Queensland's two disaster relief and recovery arrangements: the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) and the State Disaster Rel
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The Queensland Government has established a $100 million Betterment Fund available to the 45 eligible local government areas in Queensland impacted by the Northern and Central Queensland Monsoon an
Scrub Creek Road crosses the Brisbane River east of Braemore in the Somerset region. The crossing is 100 metres long and is easily inundated with water, even with minor flooding in the river.
The Australian and Queensland Governments have activated disaster assistance for another 17 Queensland local government areas as the effects of the state’s ongoing flood emergency spread further north and west.
A new bridge in the Somerset region extending over Brisbane River has safeguarded access for a community previously at risk to isolation during severe weather.
Floods and bushfires rare significant risks in Queensland, and so it is essential that there is consistent flood and bushfire messaging provided by state and local governments before, during and after a flood event.
The massive clean-up after south-east Queensland’s wild storms over the 2023-24 Christmas-new year period delivered some unexpected environmental benefits.
Reopening Gillies Range Road to two lanes ahead of schedule is a big win for the Cairns region in its recovery from the devastation of ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper.
Event summary
The 2021-22 Southern Queensland Floods event comprised repeated and devastating flooding across many Queensland communities.