Case studies

An innovative, community-driven planning project has redefined resilience and cultural alignment for the flood-affected Far North Queensland community of Wujal Wujal.

A betterment approach, focusing on flood-resilient upgrades, has strengthened Mount Sylvia Road in Queensland's south-east, a vital route for local farming communities.

Prioritising community has transformed preparedness, connectedness, and recovery practices for residents in one of Brisbane’s most flood-vulnerable areas.

Queensland’s progressive approach to disaster recovery is helping Laos strengthen resilience in their essential transport infrastructure.

An innovative educational initiative is equipping the next generation of a disaster-prone Far North Queensland community to solve complex sustainability challenges.

A $39.2 million investment has transformed fire management across Queensland’s vast public protected areas, delivering groundbreaking outcomes for the environment and community safety.

Community-led recovery efforts in remote Far North Queensland following Tropical Cyclone Jasper have set new benchmarks in resilience, cultural continuity and social cohesion.

A beloved artisan bakehouse in Far North Queensland, damaged during Tropical Cyclone Jasper, is back from the brink thanks to a $20,000 Small Business Exceptional Assistance Grant from the Australian and Queensland Governments.

A Queensland-first initiative has helped young people contribute to disaster preparedness in their community, fostering resilience, engagement, and awareness.

Innovative reconstruction methods have future-proofed a critical stretch of road in the Lockyer Valley, delivered far-reaching benefits to the region's producers and communities.