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 Stronger Homes Grant Program allows flood-affected homeowners in North and Far North Queensland access to grants to help rebuild their homes for long-term flood resilience. Eligible homeowners can access grants of up t
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The Queensland Government has established a $130 million Betterment Fund available to the 18 eligible local government areas in Queensland impacted by the Tropical Cyclone Jasper, associated rainfa
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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
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The $8.81 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
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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
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.