The newly announced Small Business Recovery Assistance Grants will provide up to $15,000 to eligible small businesses that experienced significant trading disruptions due to this year's summer flooding in the north.
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New life has been breathed into the Beree-Badalla Reserve Boardwalk on the banks of Currumbin Creek, with a $4 million investment from the Australian and Queensland Governments restoring the popular recreational asset after it was damaged by floods in 2022.
The Queensland Reconstruction Authority (QRA) provides guidance to assist with all stages of a Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) funded projects.
QRA officers have hit the road for a three-week Reconstruction Monitoring operation to check on the recovery progress of disaster affected communities in the Far North, north, and south-east.
Final doorknocking for the 2023-24 disaster season and initial visits following the disaster events of 2025
QRA officers are assessing disaster damaged properties across Queensland between 9 - 27 June to
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The $7.73 million Far North Queensland Flood Risk Management Package will undertake key flood risk management activities in the Bloomfield River catchment, encompassing Cook Shire, Douglas Shire and Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Shire
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.
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Announced as part of $26.23 million Small Business and Tourism Recovery Support Package, the $6.43 million Tourism Industry Recovery Support Program will support the immediate to longer term economic recovery in local government area
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Announced as part of the $26.23 million Small Business and Tourism Recovery Support Package, the $19.8 million Small Business Support Program will support small business owners recover from the impacts of North and Far North Tropical
More than 7,500 hours’ work in difficult conditions have helped restore access to a popular but remote tropical tourist town in the wake of Australia’s wettest cyclone on record.