Great Queenslanders. Rising against severe weather. Growing resilience in our communities. Let’s hear it for this year's #Queensland Resilient Australia Award winners 👏. Learn more at #RAA25 @Suncorp @AIDR_News

A $3.12 million DRFA investment in response to this year's north Queensland floods is helping Charters Towers Regional Council repair their water and sewerage infrastructure to safeguard local water supply against future disasters 🚰. #ChartersTowers #FloodRecovery #Queensland

A fake #AI photo showing a collapsed bridge in #Queensland went viral after Saturday’s #earthquake – but the bridge was never damaged. Generating misinformation wastes critical resources in emergencies. Remember to always check trusted sources during disasters ✅

Major progress on #CunninghamsGap Highway restoration. ✅ 20,000m² of rockfall protection.🚁 90+ helilifts to remote locations.🛣️ 1km of rock-catching safety fencing.Thanks to a smart redesign, no full road closures are needed. Funded under DRFA, completion expected in 2027.

DRFA Disaster Recovery Grants have increased for #farmers 📢.📈 From up to $25k to up to $75k.💧 For the western Queensland and north #Queensland floods, and Tropical Cyclone Alfred.Learn more and apply at

New two-lane bridge coming to Holloways Beach, #Cairns by June 2026 📢.Set to provide a major local upgrade to accessibility, safety and resilience, the reconstructed crossing along Casuarina Street, funded through the DRFA, is a massive cyclone recovery win for the community 🙌

Farmers are the beating heart of outback #Queensland, and right now they need our help. That's why grants up to $500,000 have been made available through the DRFA to help western Queensland farmers rebuild damaged fencing and keep livestock safe 🐄.More:

Severe weather has a severe impact on remote #Queensland communities. This $88 million package funded under the Commonwealth-state DRFA will help regional Queenslanders stay connected and ensure easier access to emergency services and life's necessities🚑👩‍🚒🚔. 🎥 @QldFireDept

Hot off the #Hottest100 and onto the stage in #Townsville 🔥. #HilltopHoods brought the fire at One Street One Day. But it wasn't just a festival, it was disaster recovery in action. Backed by DRFA funding, on Saturday Townsville showed they are open and ready for visitors 👋

A new DRFA $73 million package will boost north #Queensland’s environmental recovery after the floods:.🌿 Restoring catchments, coastlines and national parks.🌱 Stabilising erosion and revegetating waterways.🦋 Protecting biodiversity and cultural sites

We aren’t just rebuilding – we’re building back better 🛣️️. $191 million in new DRFA flood support for western #Queensland includes:.✅ Stronger roads.🌱 Environmental recovery.💪 Sport and rec facility rebuilds.🧠 Mental health. We’re with the outback every step of the way.

DRFA funded Industry Recovery and Resilience Officers have helped 198 producers in 23 flood affected Queensland LGAs future-proof their farms against severe weather. Working with landholders, the IRROs developed bespoke plans to better manage disaster risks and potential impacts.

DRFA funding is helping Sunshine Coast Council repair and boost resilience at 15 landslip sites, including this massive slip at popular First Bay, Coolum. Local crews are working hard, aiming to have the job complete by December 2025 👍

📸 Surfers Paradise, Giovanni Rapana.

Queensland beach replenishment is at the heart of a new $169.3 million #CycloneAlfred DRFA support package targeting:.🏖️ Environmental recovery.⚽ Sport and rec asset repairs.🤲 Health and wellbeing.💼 Small businesses and farmers.✨ Council clean-up.⚖️ Legal assistance

Another $45.75 million to boost western #Queensland’s flood recovery 🤲.As waters recede and further impacts are revealed, these new packages prioritise farmers, personal wellbeing, small business, and tourism. This assistance is provided through Commonwealth-state DRFA funding.

How a phone call saved #HerveyBay residents from a $10,000 weekly generator bill 👇.When our SEQ state recovery coordinators visited Riviera Resort they were determined to help them recover from #CycloneAlfred. Now the power is back on, and residents can focus on the future 🤲

With doorknocking finished in the south-east and Fraser Coast we've completed our mammoth three-week Reconstruction Monitoring operation for June, visiting 3,600+ properties statewide 👍.We appreciate everyone who spoke with us about the major disasters of the past two years.

Disasters hit #Queensland hard. But this year? Off the charts. Through it all, our state has stood strong. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👧 Neighbours helping neighbours. 👨‍🚒 First responders going above and beyond. 🧡 Volunteers showing up disaster after disaster. We've been tested but never broken.

QRA officers doorknocked 1,100+ properties in north Queensland last week, checking on recovery progress from the summer floods. We appreciate residents sharing their stories. Our June Reconstruction Monitoring now enters its final week, with teams on the ground in SEQ 💪