The Queensland Government Flood Website at www.qld.gov.au/flood acts as a source of truth and gateway so that Queenslanders can easily find reliable information about ...

With Queensland facing a heightened bushfire risk, the state’s bushfire safety campaign has been refreshed to help keep Queenslanders safe. Queensland’s Fire Department (QFD) has worked with the ...

New resources are now available to help Australia’s multicultural communities prepare for, respond to and recover from severe weather events. Designed to improve public safety in times of crisis, the ...

The State guideline: Flood evacuation route improvements (the Guideline) and supporting materials provide guidance on a process to support the identification of 'fair and reasonable' flood evacuation ...

Delivery of Regional Resilience Strategies in Queensland to address multi-hazards such as flood, cyclone (severe storm and wind), bushfire, earthquake and heatwave, is a key outcome of Resilient ...

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 ...

To help combat the impacts of bushfires in Queensland, the Queensland Government has partnered with the CSIRO to develop guidelines that can help improve the bushfire resilience of new and existing ...

To effectively invest in flood risk mitigation, it is important to be able to quantify all the types of damages resulting from floods, and fairly compare a wide range of possible options to ensure ...

Ten of Queensland’s heritage-listed buildings damaged by the extraordinary rainfall and flooding events of 2021-2022 will be repaired and restored with the support of Heritage Disaster Recovery Grants ...

The $14.7 million final round Queensland Resilience and Risk Reduction Fund (QRRRF) 2023-24 will strengthen community resilience by supporting 25 projects that will help communities mitigate and ...

Personal Hardship Assistance from the Australian and Queensland Governments has been activated for residents in five south-east Queensland council areas in response to Tropical Cyclone Alfred. In the ...

Ipswich’s much-loved Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve has reopened after being severely damaged by the devastating floods of 2022. Almost $10 million in funding was provided under the Australian ...