Flood affected homeowners in north and Far North Queensland can now access up to $10,000 to repair their damaged properties with greater long-term flood resilience.

Colonel Justin O’Connor (Retd) and former Brisbane City Councillor Peter Matic have been appointed State and Deputy Recovery Coordinators to oversee the challenging job ahead in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Concessional loans are now available for south-east Queensland small businesses, primary producers and not-for-profits hard hit by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

NQ primary producers, small businesses and not-for-profits will receive more funding for their disaster recovery following summer flooding, while community asset repair works are set to be boosted by $50 million.

The Queensland Government has started opening Community Recovery Hubs in areas impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred, offering central locations for residents to get face-to-face support.

A Community Relief Fund worth $15 million will power the early recovery efforts of south-east Queensland councils in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Disaster assistance has been activated for south-east Queensland councils as communities prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred to make landfall.

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.