North Queensland’s transition from flood response to recovery has been boosted with the appointment of Andrew Cripps as Queensland State Recovery Coordinator.

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.

A fourth exceptional circumstances support package for communities affected by ex-Tropical Cyclone Jasper will fund resilient infrastructure, drainage upgrades, legal aid and more.

Weather doesn’t plan, but you can. That’s the message rugby league legend and Get Ready Queensland Ambassador Johnathan Thurston is sharing with Queenslanders this Get Ready Queensland Week.

Backed by the Australian and Queensland Governments, Gympie Regional Council has transformed the town's heritage-listed Old Bank Building into a centralised hub for better disaster management.

Recovery and resilience priorities for Queensland communities impacted during the 2023-24 disaster season have been detailed in the 2023-24 State Recovery and Resilience Plan (SRRP).

Queenslanders will be better prepared for future disasters with 25 projects around the state sharing in $14.7 million through the final round of the Queensland Resilience and Risk Reduction Fund.

With the release of its Strategic Plan 2024-28, QRA has set out a clear pathway to improve the resilience of Queensland communities and facilitate locally-led disaster recovery.

Months on from some of the most ferocious weather the Sunshine State has ever experienced, positive signs of recovery are being seen throughout impacted communities.

The Voluntary Home Buy-Back program (VHBB) has reached a significant milestone with demolition commencing on a unit complex in Mill Street, Goodna.