The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) welcomed the Queensland's Disaster Management Arrangements 2023 Review Report 2: 2022–2023 published by the Inspector-General Emergency Management on 31 May 202
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Learn about QRA Reconstruction Monitoring, why it's conducted after a disaster or significant weather event, and how the information collected is used to help track and support recovery in disaster impacted communities.
Recognising the intangible benefits of investing in resilient infrastructure
Investment in resilient infrastructure has many benefits.
Major General Jake Ellwood (Retd)
Chief Executive Officer
A $30 million investment from the state and federal governments will support flood affected sporting and recreational clubs in north and Far North Queensland following this year’s devastating floods.
The Townsville community is celebrating a major milestone as the northern pipeline, which supplies 15 per cent of the city’s daily water needs, is officially back online.
About Local Government Trigger Points
Local government trigger points apply to the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) Reconstruction of Essential Public Assets (REPA) relief measure, which includes Emergency Works and Immed
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) administers disaster resilience funding on behalf of the State of Queensland. Learn about about current and completed resilience funding programs.
Purpose
The Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) Efficiencies Program is funded by the Commonwealth and State Governments through efficiencies realised during the delivery of Queensland’s
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The $9.7 million Mental Health Disaster Recovery Package, established following the North and Far North Tropical Low, 29 January – 28 February 2025, provides individual and family therapeutic i