Recovery operations
Current recovery operations
Joint State and Commonwealth Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) are currently underway to address the immediate and long-term impacts from this event.
A range of assistance has been activated to address the immediate and long-term effects of the 2021-22 Rainfall and Flooding
Previous recovery operations
State recovery plan, local recovery plans and recovery reporting for the 2019 North and Far North Queensland Monsoon Trough flooding event when 39 local councils across Queensland were impacted.
State recovery plan, local recovery plans and recovery reporting for the catastrophic 2019 Queensland Bushfires when more than 7 million hectares burnt across Queensland.
State recovery plan, local recovery plans and recovery reporting for the Central Queensland Bushfires 2018 when over 140 fires had a disastrous effect on residents, primary producers, agriculture and the environment.
State recovery plan, local recovery plans and recovery reporting following 2017 Severe Tropical Cyclone Debbie.
Operation Queenslander Implementation Plan is the state recovery plan following the devastating events of 2010-2011 when 99 per cent of our state was affected by floods and cyclones.
An active monsoon season and a number of slow-moving low-pressure systems produced exceptionally heavy rainfall across the north of the state from late December 2022 into March 2023. Severe thunderstorms and intense, persistent rainfall led to significant impacts across many northern and central Queensland communities.
Related work: Recovery monitoring

Damage Assessment and Reconstruction Monitoring (DARMsys)