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Queensland Reconstruction Authority

2 decisions0 topicsUpdated 1 September 2026

Context

  • Tracked aliases include Queensland Reconstruction Authority.

Mentions

  • Recipient of disaster-recovery funding submissions, which were reported as approved.
  • Funding body referenced in disaster-recovery and flood-related capital works reporting.
  • Funding timeframe referenced for the reconstruction works.
  • Assessed eligibility and negotiated offers for buyback properties.
  • Recovery works, including riverbank stabilisation, may improve safety and resilience in affected areas.
  • Supports completion of a major local infrastructure project and may help avoid delays or unfinished works.

Decisions

Flood-recovery project update received

Councillors discussed updates on Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements projects following the March 2025 Tropical Cyclone Alfred event. Submissions to the Queensland Reconstruction Authority had progressed to approved status.

Recovery works, including riverbank stabilisation, may improve safety and resilience in affected areas.

Extra contingency approved for Riverlink and Bradfield Bridge reconstruction works

Council noted that contract 5554 and related provisional sum/contingency amounts would be exceeded, and approved an additional $2.2 million contingency to help complete the works within Queensland Reconstruction Authority funding timeframes. The CEO was also delegated authority to implement the decision.

Supports completion of a major local infrastructure project and may help avoid delays or unfinished works.

Meetings

Councillor Briefing and Workshop Session - 1 Sep 2026 9:00 AM

Councillors considered a resilience funding request from the Ipswich Show Society, received updates on flood-recovery projects, discussed proposed graffiti-policy changes and were briefed on local-government legislation.

Ordinary Meeting of Council - 21 July 2026

Council advanced major water, civic and cultural projects, approved fluoride dosing for four communities, endorsed a Glenvale planning variation, received two community petitions and recorded a $35.2 million 2025/26 operating surplus.

Transport & Infrastructure (T&I) - 10 February 2026

The committee rejected two transport-related petitions, endorsed the Snapper Rocks to Rainbow Bay Foreshore Precinct Master Plan, noted the World Surfing Reserve annual report, and advanced next steps for former Resilient Homes Fund buyback properties in Luscombe and Tallebudgera.