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$20 million capped funding to specified local governments and state agencies to undertake assessments and conduct extraordinary clean-up activities following the following eligible events:
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Flood affected north Queensland primary producers, small businesses and not-for-profits can now apply for loans to aid their recovery.
Financial assistance is available for flood affected residents in another 26 localities across the Townsville local government area, and for two additional north Queensland councils.
As a tropical low continues to bring torrential downpours to north Queensland, the Australian and Queensland Governments have activated disaster payments for eligible residents.
An $8 million funding kick-start from the Australian and Queensland Governments will boost the clean-up and early recovery efforts of communities impacted by north Queensland’s flood emergency.
QRA introduced Reconstruction Monitoring in 2011 following an extreme summer of disasters that saw widespread flooding and Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi devastate much of Queensland.
Disaster recovery funding eligibility
There are a number of relief and recovery programs under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) for individuals, not-for-profit organisations, small business, primary producers.
Functional Recovery and Resilience Groups (FRRGs) coordinate and support the planning and implementation of Queensland's whole-of-community recovery activities across the five functional lines of recovery and resilience – Roads and Transport