Queensland Government

This review focuses on preparedness and response to the K’gari bushfire event. K’gari is the world’s largest sand island, listed as a World Heritage Area in 1992 to recognise its internationally significant features. It is the traditional land of the

Queensland will deliver two Future Drought Fund programs, assisting communities in building resilience to drought.

The guideline identifies a suite of best practice building and landscaping measures, using tailored, site-specific solutions to adapt buildings for bushfire resilience. The guideline is based on extensive research into the attack mechanisms of bushfires

As background, the Queensland Strategy for Disaster Resilience 2017 (the Strategy) was released in July 2017 to guide our shared vision of making Queensland the most disaster resilient state in Australia. Resilient Queensland provides an engagement and

The objectives of the Queensland Strategy for Disaster Resilience (QSDR) are being delivered through the Resilient Queensland 2018 - 2021 engagement and implementation plan to achieve the Queensland Government’s vision of making Queensland the most

This review focuses on the bushifres around Sarabah, Stanthorpe and Peregian Springs, and looks at hazard mitigation and risk reduction, preparedness and planning, and response. The review has also documented progress made towards the implementation and

Experts and policy makers from across the Asia-Pacific will meet in Brisbane to address challenges in implementing the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.

The Queensland Reconstruction Authority is calling for expressions of interest from councils and state agencies to identify priority projects within their communities for a $114.5 million effort to build back better.