Cyclone Alfred - Recovery Update

As floodwaters recede and essential services return to some semblance of normality, it's important to not become complacent around the risks associated with a natural disaster.

The recovery phase can still pose dangers, both from the external physical environment, and from internal mental and emotional stressors. Our Risk and Insurance team have compiled a list of helpful links below to address some of these risks. In addition this list, you can access Insurance and Disaster Management resources on the Hub.

• QLD Traffic road conditions and road closures etc – Road Condition Information – QLDTraffic
• Rebuilding and cleaning up - Rebuilding and cleaning up | Community support | Queensland Government
• Managing stress after a disaster - Managing stress after a disaster | Community support | Queensland Government
• Community recovery HUBBS and Financial support for impacted areas- Tropical Cyclone Alfred March 2025 | Community support | Queensland Government
• Map of disaster funding activations - Map of disaster funding activations | Queensland Reconstruction Authority
• Disaster recovery support - Disaster recovery support | Community support | Queensland Government
• Housing assistance after a disaster - Housing help after a disaster | Homes and housing | Queensland Government
• Returning home after a storm, flood or cyclone - Returning home after a storm, flood or cyclone | Community support | Queensland Government
• QBCC recover for natural disasters - Recover from natural disasters | Queensland Building and Construction Commission
• QBCC find a local contractor - Find a Local Contractor
• Lifeline Disaster Counselling Service (8am to 8pm 7 days a week) – 1800 116 671
• Lifeline 24-7 service – 13 11 14.